Torre Helea, San Andrés Cholula, Puebla, Mexico,
Also called 'Helea', this tower is residential building, 142.5 meters tall and 33 stories high.
The building was designed and built by Bulnes Arquitectos between 2017 and 2024.
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Torre Helea, San Andrés Cholula, Puebla, Mexico,
Also called 'Helea', this tower is residential building, 142.5 meters tall and 33 stories high.
The building was designed and built by Bulnes Arquitectos between 2017 and 2024.
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Irene García flies during the celebration of Semana Santa. Cuetzalan del Progreso, Mexican Magical Town (Formerly Quetzalan). 14 April 2022.
Irene García, 34, in her voladora uniform. She is part of a whole family of voladores: she met her partner on top of the pole and one of her daughters, Nikté, also joined the dance when she was 6. April 2022.
Voladores climbing on top of the pole, view from the Templo Parroquial de San Francisco de Asís. Mexican Magical Town Cuetzalan del Progreso, Puebla, Mexico. April 2022.
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Enrique Segarra - Los novios, Puebla, México (1975)
Lupita’s shop
Puebla, Mx
Puebla in black 2
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"To The Future Generations
The glacier Ayoloco existed here and receded until it disappeared in 2018
In the next decades, the Mexican glaciers will disappear permanently
this plaque is to record that we knew what was happening and that we knew what needed to be done
Only you will know if we did it"
on the border of Estado de México and Puebla, Mexico