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This media file showcases a large, multi-section mural painted on the side of a building or underpass structure in Osorno, Chile, under a partly cloudy daytime sky. The prominent upper mural features two individuals. On the left, an older woman with dark hair, wearing a brown top, attentively holds a white object, surrounded by cardboard boxes filled with produce like corn and other items. Her gaze is focused. To her right, a younger man in a blue shirt and dark waistcoat leans over a stack of similar boxes, peering at something small with a tool or magnifying glass, possibly examining a miniature portrait inside a box. Utility lines and spotlights are visible on the structure above this mural. Beneath the main mural, along the underside of the overpass, a series of smaller, recessed panels display additional painted scenes. These depict people, including adults and children, engaged in various activities, such as looking at books or screens, and tending to plants. Real red planters are placed alongside these mural panels. In the foreground of the real-world scene, a person wearing a blue camouflage jacket and a red cap stands on the tiled sidewalk, near an entrance to a building with a metal gate. A colorful poster is displayed, advertising "$1000 Barquillos" (waffles/cones) with flavors like "Piña" (pineapple), "Arándano" (blueberry), "Frutilla" (strawberry), and "Frambuesa" (raspberry), as well as "Jugo Naturales" (natural juices). Text visible on a dark column includes "FCO. MATURANA BARRIGA," "CENTRO SRA. GLORIA" (repeated), and phone numbers "7856" and "961767856." The overall scene portrays an urban environment where local art enhances public spaces, possibly honoring community or labor.
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