A full band rode on the back of a truck and played music in support of the dancers that followed.

One member of the band held out a hand in greeting to the audience lining the sidewalk.

Two girls rode on the tire slope on the truck's bed and chatted with each other as the parade progressed.

Dancers followed who wore elaborate feathered headdresses. These dancers strode more than danced.

A clown rode on the back of the truck. He appeared pooped despite the fact that his contingent had just begun.

A woman, wearing an elaborate feathered headdress, waved at the camera.

The so called banner for Distrito de la Amistad was on either side of the back of a pickup truck.

Dancers, all dressed in identical long red skirts and blue tops, danced arm in arm up the street.

The women danced along to a rhythm made by a man who played a small drum.

Dancers bent over to bow to the audience on either side of the street.

Dancers with Distrito de la Amistad ruffled their skirts and danced a lively dance.

Wagons followed the dancers to both haul tired kids and to carry water for the dancers.