Latin American Neighborhood

🇲🇽This is a Mexican-Latin American neighborhood. Details you'll find very often: The streets are dirt, sometimes there are many trees and potted plants everywhere, you'll see Mexican food stands like: Tacos al pastor (grilled meat), tortas (Mexican sandwiches) with everything, churros in bags, frozen popsicles in bags, hibiscus water in different flavors, and nachos with beans and cheese on plates. There are also places like: Oxxo convenience stores near the houses. Oxxos are like small stores with supplies to buy and are yellow and red. Farmacias Similares (similar pharmacies) are like small stores but painted white and light blue, and instead of food supplies, they have medicines and medications to buy. They also put a black speaker outside the Farmacias Similares playing original Mexican cumbias to give the neighborhood a Mexican vibe. There are also churches nearby where you can go to mass on Sundays and do catechism classes (that is, classes but with the theme of... (Religious and Catholic). Also in the huge Mexican schools, on Mondays they have the flag-bearer ceremony, where everyone stands on the court in class groups and sings the national anthems. Some children sometimes fall asleep or get bored until it's time to go back to the classrooms, then they are calmer. Outside the schools there are sometimes stands or people selling food like very cold flavored popsicles, delicious flavored donuts at cheap prices, or churros and hibiscus water for the students to buy. Most of the children's backpacks are backpacks with cartoon characters like: The girls' backpacks are like female cartoon characters: Ladybug/Marinette, Princess Sofia, Peppa Pig or Hello Kitty, and most of their backpacks are pink or purple. The boys' backpacks are like: Spiderman, Lightning McQueen, dinosaurs or SpongeBob SquarePants. The houses in the neighborhood are mostly 2 stories or 1 story, the little houses They're like rental and pin