American documentarian shares Costa Rica’s Afro-descendant cultural celebration with thousands of followers
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- Photographer and content creator Craig Lou attended the Wolaba Parade in Puerto Viejo, Limón, on August 29.
- The parade formed part of Costa Rica’s celebrations of Afro-descendant Heritage Month.
- Lou shared his experience with his large social media following.
Photographer and content creator Craig Lou joined the Wolaba Parade in Puerto Viejo, Limón, enjoying the celebration of Afro-descendant culture and sharing it with his thousands of followers.
The parade took place on August 29 as part of Costa Rica’s observances of Afro-descendant Heritage Month.
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