Photos | Native Costume Parade During May Day Rally

A group of 32 people, including 2 women and 3 adults, wearing brightly colored native costumes walk down the street during the 2008 May Day Rally in the urban metropolis. The blue sky and tall building serve as a backdrop to the crowded road, while billboards and advertisement banners hang on every window and awning.
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a group of people in native costumes walking down the streetMetadata
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