Spain, her traditions

Traditions in Spain are alive and deeply rooted. They live in the streets, in music, in families. People repeat rituals passed down for generations, with pride and emotion. As a photographer you capture culture, belief and moments that connect past and present.

Two women, one older and one middle-aged, leaning out of windows on a sidewalk in a residential area. The older woman wears a pink sweater and has red flowers outside the window, while the middle-aged woman wears glasses and a pink checkered apron. B
A man in a black suit playing a trombone during a parade with a group of people walking behind him.
Three young girls in pink ball gown dresses and white furry jackets, and two older women in similar sashes participating in a parade or ceremony on a city street, with onlookers lining the sidewalks.
Person wearing a dark blazer over a denim shirt with a Christian crucifix necklace.
A man riding a tractor pulls a cart with boxes and hats while five people stand nearby on the sidewalk, one holding a cooked chicken, in a rural area with fields in the background.
Group of people, including children in dresses and adults, gathered outside a house for a celebration or event, with some taking photos.
Man sitting on a small red tractor with a chicken in a cage attached to it. Straw hats hanging on the side of the cage, on a sidewalk in front of a yellow-brown building.
An elderly man standing on a sidewalk holding a large rabbit upside down by its hind legs near a building with an open door.
A group of people, including children and adults, standing in front of a house, with two men exchanging a kiss and holding a roasted turkey, in a welcoming scene.
A person holding a rabbit and wearing a chicken mask at an outdoor event, with a group of spectators and a cameraman filming.
People dressed in traditional Spanish attire walking on a street, with parked cars and a street vendor cart nearby, under a clear sky.