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Enhanced PromptSan Rafael Santo, vibrant colors, Latin American street art, stencil graffiti, urban landscape, worn stone walls, rough textures, bold brush strokes, eclectic mix of styles blending traditional Mexican folk art with modern elements, iconic imagery of the saint, subtle symbolism, muted background, dominant red and turquoise tones, eclectic mix of patterns and shapes, layered with intricate details, dynamic composition, strong contrast between light and shadow, expressive brushwork, loose, spontaneous feel, rough, unfinished edges, nostalgic, dreamlike quality, reminiscent of Diego Rivera's murals, Frida Kahlo's surrealism, and Jose Clemente Orozco's social commentary, Santeria-inspired symbols, Afro-Cuban influences, vibrant, expressive, emotive, and deeply rooted in Mexican culture, stencils cut from thick cardboard, spray paint used to add layers of color and texture, stencil work blending seamlessly into the surrounding architecture, raw, unpolished, yet elegant, captivating, and thought-provoking, visually striking, socially conscious, a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Mexico, an ode to the struggles and triumphs of its people, a celebration of hope and resilience, a powerful statement about identity, community, and the human condition.

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