The Working Gringos have posted a pretty cool video of a portion of the final Carnaval 2006 parade at their Yucatan Living blog.
Check it out.
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My apologies El Macho, the problem should be resolved now. Thanks for poiting out the error.
I am going right now down to the quality control department and kick some hung over ass.
You're right that is a great carnival of which I have yet to see the like of here.
An economic development idea the Chamber should pursue. The only problem is that Lent occurs at a rather inconvenient time, weather wise, for such revelry in Elma.
An interesting aspect, I think, of the Carnaval here was that mass quantities of beer are consumed, at discounted prices, and there were those obviously drunk; but there was no trouble. There were lots of police present along the parade route, but they were unarmed and were just standing by in case of a problem.
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