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Door with Christmas wreath and farolitos, Farolito Walk, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA Stock Photo

RMK8A3YB–Door with Christmas wreath and farolitos, Farolito Walk, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA

PLACENTIA, CALIFORNIA - 8 MAR 2023: El Farolito Mexican Restaurant in Old Town. Stock Photo

RF2P82Y1F–PLACENTIA, CALIFORNIA - 8 MAR 2023: El Farolito Mexican Restaurant in Old Town.

Dusk view of memorial illuminated luminaria line the entrance to the Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center, Salida, CO Stock Photo

RMCP68BM–Dusk view of memorial illuminated luminaria line the entrance to the Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center, Salida, CO

Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree Stock Photo

RMBYCT82–Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree

Santa Fe Christmas, Palace of the Governors on the plaza with farolitos at dusk, Santa Fe New Mexico, USA. Stock Photo

RM2AC88BY–Santa Fe Christmas, Palace of the Governors on the plaza with farolitos at dusk, Santa Fe New Mexico, USA.

Christmas lights and New Mexican farolitos around the front deck of a house on Christmas Eve. Stock Photo

RMDNFR5G–Christmas lights and New Mexican farolitos around the front deck of a house on Christmas Eve.

Closeup of a red abutilon flower. Stock Photo

RF2HW41XP–Closeup of a red abutilon flower.

Two red vein indian mallows growing beautifully in a cuban garden. Stock Photo

RF2B362BF–Two red vein indian mallows growing beautifully in a cuban garden.

Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree Stock Photo

RF2WKD39T–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA Stock Photo

RMM2B9XM–El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA

RF2WKD392–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

Farolito (lamp) in Caminito, La Boca, Buenos Aires Stock Photo

RMBAPAE0–Farolito (lamp) in Caminito, La Boca, Buenos Aires

Taqueria El Farolito, mexican restaurant, San Francisco Stock Photo

RF2RPR9GH–Taqueria El Farolito, mexican restaurant, San Francisco

Farolito Christmas lights decorate an adobe building in Santa Fe, NM. Stock Photo

RM2AA1B64–Farolito Christmas lights decorate an adobe building in Santa Fe, NM.

Farolito Chino (Mizodendrum punctulatum), Santa Cruz, Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Argentina Stock Photo

RMADC3RF–Farolito Chino (Mizodendrum punctulatum), Santa Cruz, Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Argentina

Luminara lights decorate a Pueblo style building in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at Christmas. A luminaria or farolito is a small candle set in sand inside a Stock Photo

RM2K6ADE5–Luminara lights decorate a Pueblo style building in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at Christmas. A luminaria or farolito is a small candle set in sand inside a

Tomatillos used for making salsa verde growing on the vine Stock Photo

RMR52G83–Tomatillos used for making salsa verde growing on the vine

USA, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Traditional farolitos lanterns on adobe building Stock Photo

RF2MNK1RN–USA, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Traditional farolitos lanterns on adobe building

Speckled Hummingbird (Adelomyia melanogenys), Ecuador Stock Photo

RMC23W3Y–Speckled Hummingbird (Adelomyia melanogenys), Ecuador

RMK8A3XY–Door with Christmas wreath and farolitos, Farolito Walk, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA

Blue Gate and Luminaries in Santa Fe, New Mexico Stock Photo

RFPWJJYT–Blue Gate and Luminaries in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Uruguay. Colonia del Sacramento. Barrio Historico. Walking along the waterfront at sunset. Stock Photo

RMCYKFBF–Uruguay. Colonia del Sacramento. Barrio Historico. Walking along the waterfront at sunset.

Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree North of El Calafate Argentina Stock Photo

RMBYCT5R–Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree North of El Calafate Argentina

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures. Stock Photo

RMCX5YXA–Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures.

Mesilla, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA Stock Photo

RMRG7X6A–Mesilla, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA

RFS3FW37–Beautiful clouds

Adobe Architecture, Santa Fe, New Mexico. With farolitos (candles in bags). Stock Photo

RMEE0P0R–Adobe Architecture, Santa Fe, New Mexico. With farolitos (candles in bags).

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. . Santurario de Chimayo lit up for Christmas. Stock Photo

RMDK8AKH–Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. . Santurario de Chimayo lit up for Christmas.

RMM2B9XJ–El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA

RF2WKD399–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

Close-up of the Christmas lanterns (farolitos) in Santa Fe Stock Photo

RMB7ND9H–Close-up of the Christmas lanterns (farolitos) in Santa Fe

RF2RPR9GG–Taqueria El Farolito, mexican restaurant, San Francisco

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures at Christmas Stock Photo

RMDK8A9R–Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures at Christmas

glowing ball with a lot of LEDs to decorate the city during the Christmas period Stock Photo

RFH9X0JR–glowing ball with a lot of LEDs to decorate the city during the Christmas period

Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico - 19 January 2009: Catholic chapel on a hill of San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico Stock Photo

RFHWK0RC–Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico - 19 January 2009: Catholic chapel on a hill of San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico

RMR52G8B–Tomatillos used for making salsa verde growing on the vine

RF2MNK1TP–USA, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Traditional farolitos lanterns on adobe building

Festive farolito lights on famous Inn at Loretto hotel Santa Fe NM Stock Photo

RMAD3C7C–Festive farolito lights on famous Inn at Loretto hotel Santa Fe NM

Farolitos display at Michael Smith Gallery, Farolito Walk, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA Stock Photo

RMDHNWGT–Farolitos display at Michael Smith Gallery, Farolito Walk, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA

SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, MEXICO, MAY, 17, 2018: Outdoor view of teens walking to a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas Stock Photo

RFMWNCE6–SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, MEXICO, MAY, 17, 2018: Outdoor view of teens walking to a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas

San Felipe de Neri Church and luminarias (farolitos) on Christmas Eve, Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico USA Stock Photo

RMDNBT7A–San Felipe de Neri Church and luminarias (farolitos) on Christmas Eve, Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico USA

RMBYCT6Y–Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree North of El Calafate Argentina

RMCX5YXM–Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures.

RMRG7WH9–Mesilla, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA

Adobe Walls Loretto Santa Fe New Mexico USA. Photo by Willy Matheisl Stock Photo

RMAYR888–Adobe Walls Loretto Santa Fe New Mexico USA. Photo by Willy Matheisl

Frigate Sarmiento at Puerto Madero with people walking, Buenos Aires Argentina Stock Photo

RMAHNP8K–Frigate Sarmiento at Puerto Madero with people walking, Buenos Aires Argentina

Mesa Verde, Colorado, USA. 10th Dec, 2015. Spruce Tree House the best preserved of the Native American cliff dwellings is illuminated by hundreds of small paper lanterns known as luminaria to celebrate the holiday season during open house December 10, 2015 in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Stock Photo

RMF8PJ6Y–Mesa Verde, Colorado, USA. 10th Dec, 2015. Spruce Tree House the best preserved of the Native American cliff dwellings is illuminated by hundreds of small paper lanterns known as luminaria to celebrate the holiday season during open house December 10, 2015 in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.

Facade of El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA Stock Photo

RMM2BBE4–Facade of El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA

RF2WKD395–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

El Santuario de Chimayo Historic Site illuminated by hundreds of small paper lanterns known as luminaria to celebrate the holiday season December 13, 2015 in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. Each year 30,000 people make pilgrimages to the shrine. Stock Photo

RMFP2BJX–El Santuario de Chimayo Historic Site illuminated by hundreds of small paper lanterns known as luminaria to celebrate the holiday season December 13, 2015 in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. Each year 30,000 people make pilgrimages to the shrine.

Ripening tomatillos, also known as Mexican husk tomatoes. Stock Photo

RM2WWAAPN–Ripening tomatillos, also known as Mexican husk tomatoes.

Holiday lights and lanterns on adobe wall in New Mexico Stock Photo

RMC5KH3R–Holiday lights and lanterns on adobe wall in New Mexico

historical palace with Christmas lights in Vicenza city in Italy with snow Stock Photo

RFKNTW5A–historical palace with Christmas lights in Vicenza city in Italy with snow

RFHWK0RF–Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico - 19 January 2009: Catholic chapel on a hill of San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico

A street lamp and colorful walls in La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina Stock Photo

RMAPGDJN–A street lamp and colorful walls in La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina

A Christian Catholic chapel on a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico Stock Photo

RFJB38MT–A Christian Catholic chapel on a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

Tomatillo plant and fruit in a garden setting, food ingredient Stock Photo

RM2CD635B–Tomatillo plant and fruit in a garden setting, food ingredient

RMARAATH–Yellow mistletoe

SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, MEXICO, MAY, 17, 2018: Outdoor view of christian Catholic chapel on a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas Stock Photo

RFMWNC8B–SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, MEXICO, MAY, 17, 2018: Outdoor view of christian Catholic chapel on a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas

Christmas tree, Plaza Don Luis, Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico USA Stock Photo

RMWNP06D–Christmas tree, Plaza Don Luis, Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico USA

RMBYCPWE–Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree North of El Calafate Argentina

RMCX5YXH–Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures.

RMRG7WRX–Mesilla, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA

RMAYR859–Adobe Walls Loretto Santa Fe New Mexico USA. Photo by Willy Matheisl

Fragata Sarmiento Frigate Puerto Madero Buenos Aires Argentina Stock Photo

RMAGYB1P–Fragata Sarmiento Frigate Puerto Madero Buenos Aires Argentina

Old train station in Patagonia Argentina with zinc metal walls Stock Photo

RMAMEYNC–Old train station in Patagonia Argentina with zinc metal walls

Home Interior,El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA Stock Photo

RMM2B9XY–Home Interior,El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA

RF2WKD39C–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

RMFAFXW7–El Santuario de Chimayo Historic Site illuminated by hundreds of small paper lanterns known as luminaria to celebrate the holiday season December 13, 2015 in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. Each year 30,000 people make pilgrimages to the shrine.

RM2WWAAET–Ripening tomatillos, also known as Mexican husk tomatoes.

Old metallic lamp at the outside wall of Recoleta Cemetery. Buenos Aires, Argentina Stock Photo

RMAJR17M–Old metallic lamp at the outside wall of Recoleta Cemetery. Buenos Aires, Argentina

Main square called PIAZZA DEI SIGNORI in Vicenza in Italy with snow by night and the ancient duilding called Basilica Palladiana headquarters of the t Stock Photo

RFKX2NH7–Main square called PIAZZA DEI SIGNORI in Vicenza in Italy with snow by night and the ancient duilding called Basilica Palladiana headquarters of the t

RM2CD635H–Tomatillo plant and fruit in a garden setting, food ingredient

RFMWNC60–SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS, MEXICO, MAY, 17, 2018: Outdoor view of christian Catholic chapel on a hill with colorful steps in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas

RMWNP0J3–Christmas tree, Plaza Don Luis, Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico USA

RMBYCT6C–Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree North of El Calafate Argentina

Farolitos and Chiaroscuro Gallery with Christmas lights, Canyon Road “Farolito Walk” (Christmas Eve), Santa Fe, New Mexico USA Stock Photo

RMEBEM19–Farolitos and Chiaroscuro Gallery with Christmas lights, Canyon Road “Farolito Walk” (Christmas Eve), Santa Fe, New Mexico USA

Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego Stock Photo

RMBY4FAC–Farolito Chino, False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows and flowers on Nothofagus tree Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego

Farolitos on Canyon Road during 'Farolito Walk' (Christmas Eve), Santa Fe, New Mexico USA Stock Photo

RMDHFT69–Farolitos on Canyon Road during 'Farolito Walk' (Christmas Eve), Santa Fe, New Mexico USA

Farolito Chino False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows on Lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) tree north of El Calafate Argentina Stock Photo

RMBYCTBD–Farolito Chino False mistletoe (Misodendrum punctulatum) grows on Lenga (Nothofagus pumilio) tree north of El Calafate Argentina

RMRG7WTP–Mesilla, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, USA

Kachinas on a wall (a spirit being in western and eastern Pueblo religious beliefs),El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA Stock Photo

RMM2BCBJ–Kachinas on a wall (a spirit being in western and eastern Pueblo religious beliefs),El Farolito Inn,Santa Fe New Mexico,USA

RF2WKD391–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

RMCX5YX1–Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. Traditional farolitos light up adobe structures.

RF2WKD39X–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

New Mexico. Sante Fe. The Plaza. Farolito Lights For Christmas. Stock Photo

RMD2BBFF–New Mexico. Sante Fe. The Plaza. Farolito Lights For Christmas.

RF2WKD398–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

RMAYR882–Adobe Walls Loretto Santa Fe New Mexico USA. Photo by Willy Matheisl

RF2WKD39M–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree

RMFP2B1P–El Santuario de Chimayo Historic Site illuminated by hundreds of small paper lanterns known as luminaria to celebrate the holiday season December 13, 2015 in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. Each year 30,000 people make pilgrimages to the shrine.

RF2WKD3A7–Farolito chino (Misodendrum punctulatum) is an hemiparasite shrub native to central and southern Andes from Chile and Argentina. The parasitized tree