San Francisco came alive with the vibrant colors, sounds, and traditions of Carnaval 2024, marking a highly anticipated event for the city.
SAN FRANCISCO â Riding through the streets of the Mission District on a lowrider, Pedro Ramirez, a passionate lowrider enthusiast, shared his joy and dedication to the tradition. 'I love this. This is what really lowriding was really meant for. We love to cruise our cars. Nice and slow and let people enjoy them,' said Ramirez, who has been part of the San Francisco Lowrider Council for two decades.
The parade was filled with music, dancing, and a sense of unity. Participants like Jose showcased their dance moves, while families, including one from San Mateo, embraced the festive atmosphere. 'It's great vibes, great energy today. A lot of people here having a good time with families,' said one attendee.For many, Carnaval is a chance to connect with their cultural roots and pass traditions on to the next generation. 'The queen is from Peru, so I wore my Peruvian shirt today.
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