Hundreds of people enjoy Sa Rua once again in Palma

A group dressed in Bolivian outfits. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

Several schools joined the parade. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

Dancers in full custom dancing along the streets of Palma. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The school San Vicente de Paul of Arenal made the float "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The bees during their march up Jaime III. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

There were also groups with their own special messages. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The streets of Palma were filled with people watching the parade after a hiatus of three years due to the pandemic. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The public enjoying the colour costumes this year. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The traditional parade recovered its glory in front of hundreds of people. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

Plenty of music and dance during the parade. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The folkloric groups from Bolivia and Peru. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

Fantasy designs were also seen during the parade. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

The public enjoyed the dancers. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

With spring getting closer this group dressed as flowers. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

Colour and fun dazzled the parade. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

Streets were crowded with hundreds of people dressed up in colourful outfits. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

A curious Jesus Christ unleashed laughter amongst the crowd. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas

A group of peacocks. T. Ayuga /P. Bergas