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Jisk a Anata Parade in Bolivia LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - FEBRUARY 16: Tarqueada dancers participate in the Jisk a Anata, or Little Carnival in Aymara, during Carnival celebrations in La Paz, Bolivia, on February 16, 2026 Thousands of indigenous dancers and musicians fill the streets during Jisk a Anata (Little Carnival) in Aymara, an ancestral celebration that forms part of Bolivia’s Andean carnival season honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth), celebrating fertility, abundance, and the agricultural cycle. Jorge Mateo Romay Salinas Anadolu La Paz Bolivia. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

Jisk a Anata Parade in Bolivia LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - FEBRUARY 16: Tarqueada dancers participate in the Jisk a Anata, or Little Carnival in Aymara, during Carnival celebrations in La Paz, Bolivia, on February 16, 2026 Thousands of indigenous dancers and musicians fill the streets during Jisk a Anata (Little Carnival) in Aymara, an ancestral celebration that forms part of Bolivia’s Andean carnival season honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth), celebrating fertility, abundance, and the agricultural cycle. Jorge Mateo Romay Salinas Anadolu La Paz Bolivia. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

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Jisk a Anata Parade in Bolivia LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - FEBRUARY 16: Tarqueada dancers participate in the Jisk a Anata, or Little Carnival in Aymara, during Carnival celebrations in La Paz, Bolivia, on February 16, 2026 Thousands of indigenous dancers and musicians fill the streets during Jisk a Anata (Little Carnival) in Aymara, an ancestral celebration that forms part of Bolivia’s Andean carnival season honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth), celebrating fertility, abundance, and the agricultural cycle. Jorge Mateo Romay Salinas Anadolu La Paz Bolivia. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

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