Colorful figures such as diabladas and elaborate masks are a hallmark of the Carnival de Oruro in Bolivia. Participants don vibrant costumes representing various cultural and mythical themes, creating a lively spectacle. These figures often symbolize elements of Andean culture and are integral to processions and dances that recount local legends. The festival fosters community participation and showcases Bolivia’s rich cultural diversity, making the diabladas a significant expression of identity that unites people in their shared heritage while attracting international attention.