festivale latinos 3
It says Devil of Yare from Venezuela on the name tag. All I know is it didn't scare any children away. On the contrary, the salt-and-pepper haired lady behind the mask was surrounded by them. Everywhere she walked, children followed. She was saying things to them but I didn't understand a word. All I know fluently in Spanish is Agua de Beber but I doubt she was enticing them with water.
One more shot of the festival tomorrow and this colourful series comes to an end.
clicked by edwin s at 12:08 AM
11 Comments:
Mask in so many cultures are wonderfully designed and presented. This is a wonderfully symbolic face, I'd bet.
no offense but the devil looks like a moose with two devil horns.But its a very nice mask especially with the colours!
it has devil horns yet it has a smile. the devil deceives right? :-p
nasi padang can wait. haha.. anytime u come.
edwin! Just had to tell you: 5 mins ago I was walking home thru the park when I saw that same group of women at the table....late afternoon. And on the table - bottles of soft drink and lots of snacks...
Colorful and interesting photo.
oh Edwin, I really like this colourful serie!
And yesterdays post is sooo great! you're right about not taking pictures but enjoying the event with your eyes... that's sooo true
Passing through, again Edwin. Your usual standard. Colour, briliance PLUS an obvious love for people. Greetings to you!!!
ce masque est magnifique, je sais pas ce qu'il represente mais il est tres beau, les couleurs sont superbes
this mask is splendid, I do not know what it represents but it is very beautiful, the colors are superb
Thanks for not being scared away by this Devil :)
Sally...hehehehehehehehheheehhee
Beatiful! I love the whole Latino series!
Came back from Spain...and saw your series. Reminds me of the time I spent in that beautiful country.
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