Lowriders, lucha and local fun make UMANI Festival a success
A wrestler identified only as Amazona swings “Thicc” Ricc Rodriguez through the air before slamming him into the canvas at the UMANI Festival Saturday.
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This year's UMANI festival filled the streets and sidewalks of downtown Moses Lake with vibrant colors.
The lowrider car show at the UMANI Festival Saturday brought in vehicles from as far away as California and Canada.
Lumber Zack makes his opponent Ryuki very well acquainted with the rope as Christian Wylde creeps around the outside of the ring at the UMANI Festival Saturday.
The UMANI Festival Saturday included lots of games and activities for the younger set.
MOSES LAKE — Third Avenue in Moses Lake was a colorful place to be Saturday, with brightly-clad dancers, lowrider cars gleaming in the September sun and wrestlers in gaudy masks body-slamming each other in a ring.
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