A villager dressed as a 'Felo' jokes with a woman during the traditional and ancestral carnival close to the village of Maceda northwestern Spain on February 6, 2016. The 'Felos ' represent anarchic and rebellious spirits meant to instill fear into anyone who approaches them and are the 'authority' during the week of Carnival, meaning they can break the rules.The mask represents virility. AFP PHOTO/ MIGUEL RIOPA / AFP / MIGUEL RIOPA
{"Image ImageDescription": "A villager dressed as a \"Felo\" jokes with a woman during the traditional and ancestral carnival close to the village of Maceda northwestern Spain on February 6, 2016. The \"Felos \" represent anarchic and rebellious spirits meant to instill fear into anyone who approaches them and are the \"authority\" during the week of Carnival, meaning they can break the rules.The mask represents virility. AFP PHOTO/ MIGUEL RIOPA / AFP / MIGUEL RIOPA        (Photo credit should read MIGUEL RIOPA/AFP via Getty Images)"}