Every year in the second half of May, Lima, the capital of Peru comes alive with “Día del Payaso Peruano,” honoring clowns and their joyful impact on culture.
The streets burst with parades, performances, workshops, and competitions, showcasing the artistry and humor of clowns nationwide. The day was established to honor beloved clown “Tony Perejil,” who died on May 25, 1987.
Visitors can delight in vibrant street acts, join engaging workshops, and see tributes to iconic Peruvian clowns. The day also features heartwarming visits to hospitals and orphanages, spreading smiles and cheer.
Experience the joy and cultural richness of Peruvian Clown Day, a celebration filled with laughter, tradition, and community spirit.
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