Diablos Danzantes de Chuao in Chuao
Diablos Danzantes de Chuao is a Corpus Christi devil-dancing brotherhood in the cacao-growing village of Chuao in Aragua state, one of eleven UNESCO-recognized Venezuelan cofradias, distinguished by black masks with tricolor ribbons, bearded captains instead of the four-horned masks typical elsewhere, and a celebration that extends across three days.
Chuao is a small coastal Aragua state village best known internationally for its cacao, but each year around Corpus Christi it becomes one of the most visually distinctive stops in Venezuela's Diablos Danzantes tradition.