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  <title>SAN ANTONIO CHEVY by Unknown - Madrid</title>
  <description>Collective intervention for the San Antonio Festival 2025, in the outside walls of Fescinal, where this mural served as the image for the Festival poster This artwork, features a classic pink chevrolet car, depicted with its front wheels raised high, showcasing the suspension system, while a Large, stylized "San Antonio" lettering sign is painted over it The car is painted in a bright pink- purple palette (the major colors in this festival ), while letters feature an intense yellow, at the top and a deep purple gradient at the bottom, contrating with the dark backgroundLowrider culture emerged prominently among Mexican-American youth in the Southwestern United States during the Chicano Civil Rights Movement as a tool of political resistance. Feauturing cars as "mobile canvases" that later on passed to Street Art, with the motto 'bajito and suavecito' (low and slow)</description>
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