Sheep shepherded through Madrid for annual festival

W/S Sheep going through Alcala street, Madrid
M/S Sheep going through Mayor street
M/S Children touching sheep as they pass by
W/S Sheep going through Mayor street
C/U Sheep biting at GoPro camera attached to another sheep in Puerta del Sol square
M/S People watching sheep
C/U Sheep
W/S Sheep going through Cuesta de la Vega street
M/S Sheep going through Mayor street
M/S People watching sheep
W/S People watching sheep
C/U Sheep
W/S Sheep going on street
W/S Retired sociologist Martin Sagrera, who usually brings dozens of self-made banners to demonstrations in Madrid, holding banner reading in Spanish: "Let's not be like sheep: vote" in Puerta del Sol square
M/S Madrid Mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida talking to shepherd in Paseo del Prado avenue
*UPSOUND* (Spanish): Shepherd: "...you're the one who took [Madrid previous mayor] Carmena down? Almeida: "That's me"
C/U Sheep
M/S Sheep in Campo del Moro park
M/S Sheep in Campo del Moro park
C/U Sheep
M/S Sheep eating leaves
M/S Sheep going through street
M/S Sheep going through Puerta del Sol square
W/S Sheep going through Mayor street
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Thousands of sheep and some goats were shepherded through Madrid on Sunday, as part of an annual parade known as 'Fiesta de la Transhumancia'.
Tourists and city-dwellers were surprised to see the capital brought to a standstill by the ovine march while it bleated its way past some of the city's top locations.
The Spanish capital sits on an ancient migration route, which shepherds would use to move their livestock to greener pastures south in winter.
The festival started in 1994 and calls for protect of ancient grazing, droving and migration rights increasingly threatened by urban sprawl and modern agricultural practices.