More than 200 artists have gathered in Bolivia to build large Easter sand sculptures with the figures built to tell the story of Holy Week.
More than 200 artists have gathered in Bolivia to build large Easter sand sculptures with the figures built to tell the story of Holy Week.Visitors flocked to witness this annual art spectacle before icy winds whipped through.
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