Morenada is a traditional dance from the Andean region, particularly associated with Bolivia. It is characterized by its vibrant costumes, which often include masks representing the Morenos, or African slaves, and colorful attire. The dance is performed during festivals, especially the Carnaval de Oruro, and features lively music played with brass instruments and drums. The dance has deep cultural significance, symbolizing the struggle and resilience of indigenous and Afro-Bolivian communities. Dancers typically perform in groups, showcasing intricate footwork and synchronized movements. Morenada is not only a form of entertainment but also a way to preserve and celebrate cultural heritage.