OKLAHOMA CITY – Despite gray skies and light drizzle, the Fiestas De Las Americas parade and festival returned to the Calle Dos Cinco district in Historic Capitol Hill Saturday, celebrating the lives, spirits, and cultures of Oklahoma City’s widely diverse Hispanic communities.
Free Press invites you now to relive the infectious joy and remarkable color of this year’s parade through the lens of OKC photographer Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo.
Fiestas De Las Americas parade 2026 (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Students from John Rex Charter School the 2026 Fiestas De Las Americas parade (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Fiestas De Las Americas parade 2026 (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Fiestas De Las Americas parade 2026 (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Staff from Putnam City Schools in the 2026 Fiestas De Las Americas parade (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)The Capitol Hill High School marching band in the 2026 Fiestas De Las Americas parade (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Students and faculty from Fillmore Elementary in the 2026 Fiestas De Las Americas parade (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Fiestas De Las Americas parade 2026 (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Members of ACLU Oklahoma march in the 2026 Fiestas De Las Americas parade (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)A float from the Latino Community Development Agency in the 2026 Fiestas De Las Americas parade (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)Fiestas De Las Americas parade 2026 (Ulises Daniel Rivera Larrondo/Okla City Free Press)
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