The Morenada Festival is a vibrant cultural celebration held primarily in Bolivia, particularly in the city of La Paz. It is part of the larger Carnaval festivities and features colorful parades, traditional music, and elaborate costumes. The festival honors the Morenada, a dance that symbolizes the struggle and resilience of African slaves in the Andes. During the festival, participants wear distinctive masks and costumes, often adorned with intricate designs and bright colors. The event showcases various groups, known as comparsas, who perform the Morenada dance, accompanied by traditional instruments like the siku and bombo. The festival is a significant expression of Bolivian cultural heritage.