A vertical poster is centered on a light gray wall within a building in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico

A vertical poster is centered on a light gray wall within a building in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico. The poster, featuring a distressed, vintage-style illustration with a dark border, displays the text "NUNCA MUERE" in large red letters at the top. Below this, a light blue banner unfurls, exhibiting "20" on a left scroll, an indistinct circular emblem in the center, and "XX" on a right scroll. The central imagery features a detailed, anatomical human heart. Two human hands, rendered in an illustrative style, are depicted interacting with the heart: the left hand holds one end of a black ribbon, while the right hand appears to be tying or adjusting the other end around a portion of the heart. A radiant background in green and yellow hues emanates from behind the heart. A second light blue banner positioned below the heart reads "QUIEN JAMAS SE," with "XX" on a left scroll and "21" on a right scroll. At the bottom, in large red letters matching the top, is "OLVIDA." The complete Spanish phrase translates to "He who is never forgotten never dies." To the immediate left of the poster, a contrasting vertical section of a teal-colored wall is visible. A spherical, warm-toned light fixture, likely an exposed bulb, is partially visible in the upper left corner. A thin black cable runs along the junction of the gray wall and the ceiling. Below the poster, a vibrant pink or magenta ledge extends horizontally across the frame. Both the gray and teal wall surfaces exhibit a textured, slightly uneven finish.