Callejon de Hamel

Our next stop was Callejon de Hamel, a small, narrow street that had become a community art project. Most of the people there were of African descent. There was a lot of interesting street art. Tony also told us that the people there followed Santeria, but since I wasn’t familiar with that religion, I could not identify what elements of the streetscape were linked with it. We were welcomed warmly there; I got many hellos and even a hug. There were a few trinket sellers and panhandlers though.

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