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A nighttime, eye-level street view depicts the storefront of a "Tabacos" (tobacconist) shop, explicitly identified as "LA CIGARRERA DE MALASAÑA," located in the Malasaña neighborhood of Madrid, Spain. The shop's upper facade, dark in color, is heavily covered in white and light-colored graffiti, including the partially legible word "rockin'." Prominently displayed are raised, metallic-finish letters spelling "TABACOS," flanked on the left by a red 'T' logo with a leaf motif and on the right by "EXP. N° 015." Below this, "LA CIGARRERA DE MALASAÑA" is spelled out. Additional small text "EMP EFE" and "ASTA RNW" are visible on the facade near the 'T' logo. The shop features a central double-leaf glass door, flanked by two large glass display windows. These display windows are framed by dark grey marble-like bases and feature a bright green interior floor. Within both displays, multi-tiered structures constructed from light-colored wood are arranged, some with smaller wooden components. The right display also shows several small dark rectangular objects on its green base and a white informational sign. Behind the glass, the brightly lit interior of the shop is visible, revealing shelves meticulously stocked with various cigarette packs and other tobacco products. A circular red sign with the number "13" is visible inside, behind the entrance doors. To the right of the shop, a red illuminated sign is partially visible, and the adjacent building wall is also covered in extensive graffiti. In the lower-left foreground, a partially cropped individual is present. This person, with dark hair, wears a dark long-sleeved shirt and light-colored jeans. They are positioned facing towards the shop, with their right arm slightly bent and hand partially visible. The street pavement in front of the shop consists of large, light-grey rectangular stone blocks, and a narrow white marble-like threshold separates the pavement from the shop entrance.
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