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This image captures a segment of a vibrant mural on an exterior wall in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico. The mural features a bright blue background with yellow accents. A central figure is a stylized calavera (skeleton) wearing a multi-colored mariachi sombrero and a black charro suit with intricate white embroidery. A striped serape is draped over its left shoulder. The calavera's right skeletal hand is raised, fingers splayed. Above its head, an orange speech bubble contains the black text: "¡ANSINA HABLAMOS, QUE HAIGA VOZ Y NAIDEN NOS LA QUITE!" (This is how we speak, let there be a voice and let no one take it from us!). Dominant red lettering on an orange band across the upper portion of the mural spells out "NO ES DIALECIO," with the full word "DIALECTO" implied. Additional elements visible in the mural include the lower legs and sandaled feet of another figure in the upper left, an orange pot containing marigold-like flowers on the left, and a partial bicycle wheel at the top. Below the mural, a textured white concrete ledge runs horizontally across the frame. Further below this ledge, a rough gray wall or ground surface is visible, partially obscured by a curved red object in the bottom right corner of the image. The scene is outdoors and appears to be a public art installation.
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