The image captures a vibrant, multi-colored neon sign at night, belonging to "APAPACHO, el Abrazo del Corazón," located at Calle Colima 123, Colonia Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, Mexico

The image captures a vibrant, multi-colored neon sign at night, belonging to "APAPACHO, el Abrazo del Corazón," located at Calle Colima 123, Colonia Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, Mexico. The upper section of the sign features an intricate display of neon lights in red, blue, green, and yellow, designed with Mesoamerican-inspired motifs. Two prominent stylized heads, resembling serpents or dragons with sharp teeth and spiral eyes, are outlined in red neon. These flank a central circular-geometric pattern, rendered in green and yellow neon, evocative of pre-Hispanic glyphs or calendrical designs. Behind these elements, a series of vertical and angled neon strips in blue, red, and green create a fanned or radiating effect. Below this elaborate neon art, a rectangular marquee board is visible. It is internally illuminated with a bright white light, showcasing the word "APAPACHO" in large, dark, capital letters. The entire marquee is framed by a continuous border of illuminated yellow-orange incandescent bulbs. The background is a uniform dark black, indicating nighttime and providing no other discernible environmental details or subjects. No individuals are visible.