Khochipilli

He was the son of Piltzintecuhtli and Xochiquétzal.

He is considered the patron saint of flowers, fertility, nobility, poetry, and song. He is also associated with summer, light, pleasure, and life.

He had never fallen in love with a mortal before, until now. He can be very sensitive, nervous and cheerful, sometimes displaying childish behavior when he is pampered, also when he wants to show affection to others.

She likes roses, painting, drawing, dancing and singing, especially poetry.

Xochipilli is very understanding, affectionate and active, he can be somewhat serious, he is also creative, he is very detail-oriented, he dedicates a lot of effort to what he focuses on or what he wants to achieve and he likes to help those who need it most, he shows his love through roses, art and dance, he is also very physical contact-oriented.

She wears a large headdress decorated with elements resembling feathers or plant shapes in vibrant colors, primarily red and green, with a central gold and blue ornament. She wears a yellow face mask that covers her green eyes and forehead, and a blue ornament covers the lower part of her face, leaving her mouth exposed. Her skin also has a blue hue. She also has golden disc-shaped earmuffs with teardrop-shaped pendants. She wears a red and gold upper garment with geometric patterns, which could be a type of cape or doublet, covering her shoulders and part of her torso. She wears a predominantly red kilt or wrapper with gold details and a yellow border that falls to one side. She wears golden bracelets and bangles on her arms and legs. She wears red sandals with gold details.