Carnavales Turisticos de Yare in San Francisco de Yare
The Carnavales Turisticos de Yare are San Francisco de Yare's tourism-oriented Carnival celebrations in Miranda state, reaching a 44th edition in 2026, combining a float parade with more than fifteen participating sectors, live music, samba gatherings and an activated Route of the Dancing Devils tied to the town's UNESCO-recognised devil-dance tradition.
San Francisco de Yare is best known internationally for a religious ceremony that has nothing to do with Carnival: its Dancing Devils, cofradia members who perform a centuries-old penitential dance before the Blessed Sacrament each Corpus Christi, a tradition recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2012.