large, ornately decorated float or altar in Wanchaq, Peru

large, ornately decorated float or altar in Wanchaq, Peru. The structure is predominantly red, with intricate colorful patterns and decorative elements. At the top, a semi-circular fan-like structure is adorned with floral motifs and small mirrored tiles. A sign in the center reads "MINISTERIO DE CULTURA CUSCO". Above this, a rainbow flag is visible flying against a clear blue sky. The main body of the structure is divided into multiple arched niches, each containing a religious figurine. These figurines appear to be saints or religious figures, with labels below them. For instance, one niche displays "SAN ANTOLINO", another "SAN GERONIMO", and further along "VIRGEN NATIVIDAD", "SAN SEBASTIAN", "VIRGEN PURIFICADA", and "SAN JOSE". These figurines are depicted in varying attire and poses. The float is framed by Peruvian flags on either side and is situated outdoors, likely on a street or plaza, indicated by the concrete ground surface and the shadow of a large wheel cast upon it. In the background, a modern building with large windows and some electrical wires and poles are visible, suggesting an urban setting. The overall impression is one of a cultural or religious celebration.