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* Street Art From Venezuela! ‎ ‎ **Hey Yoo, cheers and good day to all of u street lovers.** ‎ ‎ ‎Today i bring a old photos from Caracas, old don't mean "bad" or "ugly" for us on this world of graffiti this is legendary ones.

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‎ ‎When we child and start to look around for graffitis i sure every country have a king of vandal, but here we can see lot of old Venezuela graffiti artist, they been active for more then 15 years. This images where taken few moths ago when i travel to the capital for different reasons, and now i find them again on the best moment to start this serie of Venezuela Streets: * Lets start with; CMS

### CMS (COMANSE MIS SOBRAS) > One of Venezuela’s most prominent and influential crews, known internationally for their style and for that fundamental aspect of graffiti—vandalism—since we can see this group’s work in various parts of the world, starting with Venezuela and Colombia and spreading throughout the continent. > > **I believe they are still active and present on the scene today, with their essence intact.** * * * CARIBES

Caribes is the second name this group uses to establish a strong presence in street culture around the world.

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Now lets go with the street, the history is here;

All of these graffiti pieces are located on a well-known and popular trail in the capital; I hope it’s clear that when I say “the capital,” I’m referring to Caracas here in Venezuela.

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Just like these examples, there are many more that I plan to share with you soon, taking the time needed to create these kinds of posts with the necessary detail and precision, since I’m very limited in time when using the internet and a mobile device—because right now I don’t have my own cell phone—but here I can make a commitment to continue contributing and growing in the world of blockchain.

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Lets drop locations:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/FMaLpnQviaMUsjfE8

All of this graffiti can be found on this street, which covers the entire area in this part of Caracas.

Tomorrow is my birthday, and I want to thank all of you who have genuinely contributed to who I am and to my personal growth. Thank you so much! I hope to see you all again soon—or even better, in a new opportunity—with better posts, better photos, and better graffiti, or, of course, my own graffiti, which I’m really looking forward to!

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