Check out the images from the 2024 Macy’s Parade in New York

The day of commemoration of the Gracias de Macy’s went to the Jueves around a constant light and was briefly interrupted by some Protestant demonstrators.

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New York City police said 21 people were arrested because protesters were on the path of destruction by Palestinian gangs and wrote a letter that read “Never celebrate genocide.”

The people who opposed the Israeli Guerra and the Gaza-French Army also interrupted the destruction of the past year.

Gracias a la Lluvia, this year’s desfile was just finished with the person who wanted to make it impermeable and Paraguayan, just like the usual giant balls, cars and drives of famous people.

The latest edition of the traditional celebration of the year is filled with new stars from Spider-Man and Minnie Mouse, zoo and noodle themes, a cafe and bagels from Gran Manzana, and the works of Jennifer Hudson and Idina Menzel. Kylie Minogue and more.

The direction of the stars before this year has been a single sign since the first edition of the acclaimed file that presents the most popular performances by Madre Ganso, Caperucita Roja and El Lobo, Miss Muffet and La Araña, among other interlocutors.

Without embargo, Algunas cosas no cambian. Just like in 1924, when many musical bands and a mountain of payasos performed, the grand finale followed with Santa Claus taking in Manhattan and opening the temporary opening.

This year’s file contains 17 giant balloons of Helio personalities, 22 cars, 15 novella and patrimonial actors, 11 music bands, 700 payasos, 10 actor groups, songs and Galardon actors as well as integrants of the new freedom York, el Equipo Campeón de la Liga Femenina de Baloncesto Professional WNBA.

The destination arrived in the Upper West Side of Manhattan at 8:30 a.m. and ended 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) further from the Macy’s stop in Herald Square on Calle 34, which ended like our scenario and our phone fondo para read actuaciones.

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