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A vibrant mural is depicted on a wall in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico. The artwork features a predominantly bright blue background with a sweeping orange and yellow wave-like band traversing the lower two-thirds of the image. In the upper left, a stylized image of red lips with white teeth appears above the text "Ilévele, ilévele." Below this, a monochrome depiction of a young girl in traditional patterned attire and sandals stands, looking right. Adjacent to her, a black and white street food cart with two wheels is visible, labeled "GARNACHAS." Small white paw prints are scattered across the blue background. In the upper right, an oval frame with a green and white Talavera-style pattern encloses the text "CASA TE AMO." Partial yellow text, including "PACO" and "CHOCOLOS," is visible on the blue background above the food cart. Dominating the central mid-ground, large, bold orange and red letters spell "NO ES DIALECTO ES," with the final word partially cut off at the right edge. This text overlays the blue and forms a boundary with the yellow/orange band below. In the lower portion of the mural, a skeleton figure is dressed in an elaborately embroidered charro suit and a large, multi-colored sombrero. The skeleton's bony hands are raised, with one gesturing towards a speech bubble emanating from its position. The speech bubble contains the text: "¡ANSINA HABLAMOS, QUE HAIGA VOZ Y NAIDEN NOS LA QUITE!" To the far left, a burst of orange, possibly representing Cempasúchil flowers, is visible.
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