Even if you’re just going out for coffee, mask up!
A reminder from the shutters outside Café Brújula in Plaza Santo Domingo on Macedonio Alcalá. Artist: Mister D.
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Just in case you may not know, the translation of BRUJULA is compass. Like in finding your way home.
Yes, I remember having to look it up, as it sounded so much like bruja.
Thought I recognized the style. Love the mural art in Oaxaca!
Almost everywhere one looks, there is art!
Thanks, Jose. I thought it had something to do with witches, brujas.
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Bruja and Brujala, there is big difference between these words! 🙂
Regards from Finland.
Yes, there is. 😉