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A reveler performs during the traditional carnival of Barranquilla, Colombia on Feb. 14. Barranquilla's festivities are second in size to Rio's and paralyzes the city with street dances, parades and musical masquerades.
Dripping with diamonds

A reveler of Beija Flor samba school performs at the Sambadrome, Rio de Janeiro on Feb.15, 2010.

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