Language
Street sign: Calle del Mono (Monkey Street).
Local historical note (about Casa de los Cáceres-Nidos or Casa del Mono):
Mentions the gargoyles: an old knight, a woman holding a baby, and a crying monkey. These figures generated multiple legends, hence the name of the street.
Top-down / heritage: official street naming, rooted in history and legend.
Cultural memory: the linguistic element (Calle del Mono) is tied to oral tradition, architecture, and popular imagination.
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Languages present:
English
"SKEP" (sticker, probably a tag/brand).
Some letters appear to form English words, e.g., "GO."
Spanish
"ZORRO" (means fox in Spanish, also a common nickname).
"TE…" could be the beginning of a Spanish word or phrase (te amo, te quiero, etc.).
"GANASTE" (bottom right) = "you won."
Graffiti symbols / tags
Some parts are just stylized letters or tags, not belonging to any particular language.
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