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The painting and street dancing (comparsas) were in full swing on the first day of Carnaval in San Pedro, Belize as the traditional celebrations commenced on Sunday, February 19, 2012. Carnaval revelers took to the streets of downtown to enjoy in the painting while other residents came out to see the fun and entertaining comparsas (street dancers).

The San Pedro AIDS Commission was fun bunch with their interpretation of “Las Nacas” and doña Flora’s group dressed up as Mennonites and took to the streets with their lively song and traditional Carnaval dancing. Students from the Ambergris Caye Elementary also joined in the fun with their own comparsa. More painting and dancing continue until Tuesday, February 21, 2012. Enjoy the pictures and videos that Ambergris Today has prepared.

Carnival Comparsas -AIDS Group "Las Nacas"

Carnaval Comparsas -AIDS Group "Las Nacas"

Carnival Street Painting

Carnaval Street Painting

Carnival Comparsas -Flora's Group "The Mennonites"

Carnaval Comparsas -Flora's Group "The Mennonites"

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2 Comments

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    That was a great occassion to see street painting. I love to see that event. Nice Carnaval in San Pedro. I like this post and all the images.

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    Only the San Pedranos can put a good Carnival. Thanks to all the planners that raise funds for well needed charities. Mrs Ancona and Mr Nunez that contribute their time and talent. Blessings to all of you.

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