A Year in Uruguay

It's been interesting to see children at every carnaval event-- desfile inaugural, las llamadas, los tablados, teatro de verano. The events run late-- 2 or 3 am-- and often feature suggestive content (probably more suggestive than I know, since I don't understand most of the double entrendres) but these are definitely family affairs.




At Friday's tablado at Club Defensor Sporting the kids were having their faces painted during the pausa.


Here's a short video:

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