One of the performers with Rara Tou Limon skated past the crowd giving all the outstretched hands a moving high five.

A roller skating cowboy wearing an orange cowboy hat was one of several roller skaters with Rara Tou Limon dressed in colorful outfits that afternoon.

A flag carried as part of the Rara Tou Limon contingent could be interpreted as the letter W or the letter V or the letters XX, or could just be an abstract design.

One of the men costumed as part of the Rara Tou Limon contingent walked past and presented himself as one really scary dude.

One of the skaters with Rara Tou Limon used foil tinsel for hair and that silver hair glowed as the sun hit it.

A Zoot suited skater stripped down to summer wear, skated past the other dancers while snapping his fingers.

One of the women marching with Rara Tou Limon used a banner as a parasol to protect her head from the harsh sunlight.

Swirling skirts with Rara Tou Limon danced up the street with the Haitian flag walking beside them.

Signs carried as a part of Rara Tou Limon read, "Light for Haiti," and "Rebuild."

Festively dressed children were the last to march as part of Rara Tou Limon.