Boi Bumbá is a traditional folk festival celebrated in the northern region of Brazil, particularly in the state of Amazonas. It features a vibrant mix of music, dance, and theatrical performances that tell the story of a mythical ox. The festival typically takes place during the June festivities, showcasing colorful costumes and lively parades. The central character of the festival is the Boi, or ox, which is often represented by a large, decorated puppet. Participants engage in various activities, including singing and dancing, while narrating the tale of the ox's death and resurrection, symbolizing themes of life and renewal.