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An eye-level exterior view captures the facade of the Basilica Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, located at Paraguay 3901, Buenos Aires, Argentina, during daytime. The basilica's light-colored stone or stucco facade features classical and Romanesque architectural elements, including arched windows and recessed panels. The central main entrance consists of double wooden doors beneath a prominent arch, inscribed with "BASILICA DEL ESPIRITU SANTO PARROQUIA N. S. DE GUADALUPE". Above this, within a large arched niche, a crucifixion sculpture depicts Christ on the cross, flanked by two standing statues. Two white loudspeakers are mounted below this niche. To the right of the entrance, a vertical white banner displays "AÑO JUBILAR VERBITA 150" and other text, with a circular relief portrait affixed below it. Graffiti is present on the lower left facade. In the foreground, a dark blue/black ornate lamppost with an oval lantern stands on the left, marked "10 PZ 60". Green tree foliage is visible behind it and to the far right. The ground is a patterned gray paved area. Red, yellow, and green rectangular and circular planters containing green plants are arranged on the pavement. White metal railings provide access to the basilica's entrance via concrete steps. A dark gray cylindrical bollard is in the mid-ground. Four individuals are present. Two individuals are seated on a yellow planter to the right: a male in a dark t-shirt and shorts holds a white open umbrella overhead, while a female in a dark top and shorts sits beside him. Near the main entrance, a female in a white top and dark pants stands in the doorway, and another female in a white top and light pants sits on the steps to the left of the entrance.
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