This nighttime image depicts a residential or commercial street in Mérida, Mexico, observed from a slight downward angle

This nighttime image depicts a residential or commercial street in Mérida, Mexico, observed from a slight downward angle. The scene is dominated by the facades of two adjacent buildings under a dark sky. On the left, a building presents a dark red, possibly maroon, stucco facade. A rectangular window with dark, ornate grates is visible, from which a faint blue-white light emanates. Above and to the right of this window, a string of approximately ten warm, incandescent globe lights is strung horizontally, illuminating a small portion of the facade. To the right of the string lights, a dark, recessed doorway is partially open, revealing a faint warm light within. Below the string lights, a planter or small garden bed with dark foliage is present at the base of the wall. Adjacent to the dark red building on the right is a second structure with a lighter, faded pink or pale purple stucco facade. This building features two dark, rectangular openings, possibly windows or doorways, which are unlit. The far right section of this building is brightly illuminated by an intense purple light source, casting a strong violet hue across its surface. The street in the foreground is paved, dark, and appears to be asphalt, sloping gently upwards towards the right. A dark sidewalk or curb line separates the street from the building facades. No people, vehicles, or discernible activities are present in the image. The overall illumination is low, primarily from the string lights, the internal window and doorway lights, and the distinct purple exterior light.