Busós are traditional costumes worn during the celebration of the Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain. These costumes are characterized by their vibrant colors and intricate designs, often featuring elaborate masks and accessories. The Busós are typically worn by participants who take part in parades and other festivities, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. The origins of Busós can be traced back to the historical practice of disguising oneself to ward off evil spirits. Today, they symbolize the spirit of celebration and community during the Fallas festival, which honors Saint Joseph and culminates in the burning of large sculptures.