Between Av Bellas Artes and Mexico we find walls dressed with graffiti.

I was struck by this specific theme that became popular after that beautiful movie called Coco. From that moment on, I don't know if it's my assumptions but, I think that Mexican culture about celebrating the day of the dead, somehow transformed our way of thinking.

Among the images of the different graffiti is that of the great artist Frida Kalho, emblematic Mexican woman loved and respected in our country. Appreciated for her art and her contribution to humanity.

Although currently the walls where the images are depicted are not in the best conditions, they can still be appreciated by pedestrians. The dancing skulls emit the message of acceptance of death.

In short, this space shows the culture of another country which, from my point of view, describes historical alliances.

In this area of Caracas, specifically between Bellas Artes and Mexico Avenue, there are schools and universities dedicated to perfecting not only street art but also others such as painting, sculpture, theater, photography, among others. The avenue shows off what we can find in it.

Once again I thank the streetart community for the new opportunity. Best regards and success to all.