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The Parade Began
by Bryan Costales  09:10:44 Sunday 30 May 2010
(1 of 51) The parade began at the intersection of 24th Street and Bryant Street. Bicycle mounted police lead the parade. They stopped at each intersection and installed the barricades, then moved on in... view more
Watched The Parade
by Bryan Costales  09:29:20 Sunday 30 May 2010
(2 of 51) One family watched the parade from the comfort of their apartment. Their building had received a fancy paint job because of a fish restaurant located... view more
Xiuhcoatl Danza Azteca
by Bryan Costales  09:44:00 Sunday 30 May 2010
(3 of 51) Xiuhcoatl Danza Azteca (Turquoise Serpent Dancers) affiliated with Santo Nino de Atocha and located in San Francisco, lead off the parade.... view more
Xiuhcoatl Danza Azteca
by Bryan Costales  09:44:06 Sunday 30 May 2010
(4 of 51) The smoke was part of the ceremony of Remedios / Mayahuel which heals the heart, spirit, mind, body and... view more
Everett's world of love
by Bryan Costales  09:45:46 Sunday 30 May 2010
(5 of 51) Love and hearts were the theme of Everett's world of... view more
Marshall Elementary San Francisco
by Bryan Costales  09:46:24 Sunday 30 May 2010
(6 of 51) Marshall Elementary is a K-5 grade school located on 15th Street in the Mission... view more
Batucada Do Leste
by Bryan Costales  09:48:28 Sunday 30 May 2010
(7 of 51) Every marching band needs a walking conductor. The band for Batucada Do Leste played music in the theme "O Mundo" (meaning "the... view more
Batucada Do Leste
by Bryan Costales  09:49:46 Sunday 30 May 2010
(8 of 51) The kids who marched last wore shirts proclaiming the theme of Batucada Do Leste as "O Mundo" (meaning "the... view more
Adriana Sanchez Colombian Soul
by Bryan Costales  09:53:02 Sunday 30 May 2010
(9 of 51) The Columbian Soul Dance Company was founded by Adriana Sanchez Nieto and presents Traditional Colombian dance and music. Here their float was in the look of a traditional fishing... view more
Mission Cultural Center For Latino Arts
by Bryan Costales  09:56:56 Sunday 30 May 2010
(10 of 51) Mission Cultural Center For Latino Arts featured one man dressed up to the maximum. The Center's offices, galleries, and classrooms are located in the heart of the Mission district on Mission... view more
Mission Cultural Center For Latino Arts
by Bryan Costales  09:57:24 Sunday 30 May 2010
(11 of 51) The Mission Cultural Center For Latino Arts float was pulled by a truck made up to look like a face with big lips, glasses, and a pink wig that appeared to be a genuine... view more
Mission Cultural Center For Latino Arts
by Bryan Costales  09:57:48 Sunday 30 May 2010
(12 of 51) The float featured a large live band that sang and played a great up-tempo Latin... view more
Edison Charter Academy San Francisco
by Bryan Costales  10:00:02 Sunday 30 May 2010
(13 of 51) Edison Charter Academy of San Francisco was a K-8 State Charter Public School with 473 students located on 22nd Street. This year's theme was the disco... view more
Shades Of Spirit
by Bryan Costales  10:06:20 Sunday 30 May 2010
(14 of 51) Shades Of Spirit marched with smoke and hairy looking... view more
Shades Of Spirit
by Bryan Costales  10:06:26 Sunday 30 May 2010
(15 of 51) The man wore mirrors for decoration and carried a thick hunk of smoking scented... view more
Shades Of Spirit
by Bryan Costales  10:07:02 Sunday 30 May 2010
(16 of 51) They made music using a variety of drums, gongs, and penny... view more
Rhythm And Motion
by Bryan Costales  10:08:48 Sunday 30 May 2010
(17 of 51) Rhythm And Motion is a dance studio that is dedicated to the concept that "Anyone can dance." Here, one woman danced using a... view more
Republica De Nicaragua
by Bryan Costales  10:18:28 Sunday 30 May 2010
(18 of 51) The Republica De Nicaragua contingent demonstrated that people of all ages and of all heights could march... view more
Xelajú
by Bryan Costales  10:22:34 Sunday 30 May 2010
(19 of 51) Xelaju were named after a Guatemalan professional football club competing in the Liga Nacional, the country's top footballing division. Here they marched in costume and played... view more
Bank Of The West
by Bryan Costales  10:27:34 Sunday 30 May 2010
(20 of 51) Bank Of The West sponsored a low rider car with pneumatic lifters. This was just one of many custom cars each with a different... view more
Pachuco Califas Car Club
by Bryan Costales  10:32:38 Sunday 30 May 2010
(21 of 51) Pachuco Califas Car Club exhibited a few cars in the parade, one of which was the stunning yellow... view more
Jatun Marka Bolivia
by Bryan Costales  10:41:54 Sunday 30 May 2010
(22 of 51) The marching band played traditional Bolivian... view more
G.R.E.S. Samba Mundial
by Bryan Costales  10:46:50 Sunday 30 May 2010
(23 of 51) Samba Mundial is a non-profit group from Mountain View whose dancers and musicians perform traditional Brazilian and African-inspired dances and play Brazilian percussion... view more
G.R.E.S. Samba Mundial
by Bryan Costales  10:47:28 Sunday 30 May 2010
(24 of 51) Many young children in strollers participated in the parade. Here was one young lad with Samba Mundial who knew how to travel in comfort and... view more
Bookmobile San Francisco Public Library
by Bryan Costales  10:48:34 Sunday 30 May 2010
(25 of 51) The San Francisco Public Library's bookmobile was in the parade. Employees of the library marched in costumes taken from famous children's... view more
Aquarela Samba Rio
by Bryan Costales  10:49:08 Sunday 30 May 2010
(26 of 51) The costumes of Aquarela Samba Rio were lavishly over... view more
Aquarela Samba Rio
by Bryan Costales  10:49:36 Sunday 30 May 2010
(27 of 51) Even the older members continued the lavish... view more
Caribbean Roots And Culture A Tribute To Tomi Seon
by Bryan Costales  10:49:36 Sunday 30 May 2010
(28 of 51) A band paid tribute to the famed Tomi Seon of... view more
Moving Beyond Productions
by Bryan Costales  11:06:52 Sunday 30 May 2010
(29 of 51) Moving Beyond Productions, since 1998, has been providing cross-cultural arts education and performance, both in San Francisco and... view more
Grupo Todo Mundo
by Bryan Costales  11:08:00 Sunday 30 May 2010
(30 of 51) Another of several bands performed on the back of huge flatbed tractor-trailer trucks. Power from the truck provided for amplification and a loud... view more
Mara Reggae
by Bryan Costales  11:16:14 Sunday 30 May 2010
(31 of 51) MaraReggae stands for "Movimento Artistico com Respeito aos Ancestrais (Artistic Movement with Respect to the Ancestors). Its mission is to create artistic expression and community through Brazilian... view more
Loco Bloco "Spring From The Ashes"
by Bryan Costales  11:16:40 Sunday 30 May 2010
(32 of 51) Loco Bloco, located on 18th Street in San Francisco, uses "arts as a tool for the empowerment of youth of color to overcome... view more
Conga Drum Band
by Bryan Costales  11:19:15 Sunday 30 May 2010
(33 of 51) An (unidentified) marching band played conga... view more
Kids On Stilts
by Bryan Costales  11:22:18 Sunday 30 May 2010
(34 of 51) Kids on stilts marched in costumes. Walking on stilts is becoming a growing trend among the... view more
Sistas Wit Style
by Bryan Costales  11:30:10 Sunday 30 May 2010
(35 of 51) Sistas Wit Style's dance originated "from Trinidad and Tobago, two sister islands located in the Caribbean region just off the top of South... view more
Sistas Wit Style
by Bryan Costales  11:13:50 Sunday 30 May 2010
(36 of 51) As it says on their website, "You don't have to join our classes to purchase any of our... view more
Sistas Wit Style
by Bryan Costales  11:33:12 Sunday 30 May 2010
(37 of 51) Armed with plastic spears, these dancers performed a war-like... view more
Bolivia Unida
by Bryan Costales  12:00:20 Sunday 30 May 2010
(38 of 51) This cute girl road in the passenger seat and waved to the crowds lining the... view more
Fogo Na Roupa
by Bryan Costales  12:04:24 Sunday 30 May 2010
(39 of 51) Crazy wild dancers with targets on their top... view more
Fogo Na Roupa
by Bryan Costales  12:04:24 Sunday 30 May 2010
(40 of 51) Fogo Na Roupa's band was heavy into a percussive... view more
Fogo Na Roupa
by Bryan Costales  12:06:36 Sunday 30 May 2010
(41 of 51) Fogo Na Roupa demonstrated a martial arts form of... view more
San Francisco Municipal Railway
by Bryan Costales  12:08:06 Sunday 30 May 2010
(42 of 51) The Cable Car Division of the San Francisco Municipal Railway appeared riding a fake cable... view more
Tambores Julio Remelexo
by Bryan Costales  12:15:46 Sunday 30 May 2010
(43 of 51) Julio Remelexo's percussive Brazilian music... view more
Comunidad Chiapaneca Y Comunidad Yucateaca
by Bryan Costales  12:15:46 Sunday 30 May 2010
(44 of 51) A traditional Mexican... view more
Hot Pink Feathers
by Bryan Costales  12:15:46 Sunday 30 May 2010
(45 of 51) One of the band members of Hot Pink Feathers performed on the... view more
Kantuta Ballet Folklorico de Bolivia
by Bryan Costales  12:26:26 Sunday 30 May 2010
(46 of 51) An interesting ballet with propeller-like hats resulted in a few almost taking... view more
Rara
by Bryan Costales  12:28:12 Sunday 30 May 2010
(47 of 51) A singer on the back of a float scan a wonderful Calypso... view more
Rara
by Bryan Costales  12:28:12 Sunday 30 May 2010
(48 of 51) A dance of offerings of... view more
Pirates of Emerson
by Bryan Costales  12:31:46 Sunday 30 May 2010
(49 of 51) The Pirates of Emerson arrived in a pirate ship float. Then they disembarked to frighten the... view more
Pirates of Emerson
by Bryan Costales  12:31:52 Sunday 30 May 2010
(50 of 51) Their frightening poses proved to be a favorite with the... view more
Pirates of Emerson
by Bryan Costales  12:32:40 Sunday 30 May 2010
(51 of 51) The parade ended with a sword fight in the street. Two pirates made realistic sounds with striking metal... view more

 


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