The Bonfim Festival is an annual celebration held in Salvador, Brazil, typically in January. It honors Our Lady of Bonfim, the city's patron saint, and attracts thousands of participants who walk from the Igreja de Bonfim to the Igreja da Conceição da Praia. The festival features colorful processions, music, and traditional food, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. During the festival, attendees often tie colorful ribbons, known as fitas, to the church's gates, making wishes as they do so. The event blends religious devotion with local traditions, reflecting the vibrant spirit of the Bahian community and its deep-rooted faith.