Luzon, Spain. 26th Feb, 2022. A boy with his face covered with oil and soot, carrying bull horns, prepares for representing a devil during a traditional carnival festival. Every year, the small village of Luzon, in Guadalajara, hosts a carnival festival named 'Diablos y Mascaritas' (Devils and Masks). The carnival it's believed to date from Celtic times, although the first written reference documenting Luzon's Carnival are from the 14th century. Credit: Marcos del Mazo/Alamy Live News

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