Los Diablos Danzantes is a traditional dance performed in various regions of Venezuela, particularly in the town of Yare. This vibrant cultural expression features dancers dressed as devils, adorned with colorful costumes and masks. The dance is typically performed during religious festivals, especially in honor of Corpus Christi. The performance symbolizes the struggle between good and evil, with the dancers representing the devils and the accompanying music creating a lively atmosphere. Los Diablos Danzantes has been recognized as an important part of Venezuelan cultural heritage and was declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2012.