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Created on September 23, 2026
FCR9+Q5 Madrid, Spain
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Spain and Latin America

Commonly known as the Barajas Mural, it is situated at the terminal 4s of Barajas airport.

This monumental work, approximately 120 meters long, was originally designed for Madrid-Barajas Airport. Its purpose is to reflect the brotherhood, shared cultural roots, and historical drama between Spain and Latin America.

This work displays Guayasamín’s characteristic expressionist style, marked by angular figures, expressive hands, and faces full of drama. In this particular fragment, the bull’s head, the horse in motion, a series of faces with pronounced features, and the figure of the guitarist accompanied by poetic verses stand out.

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Marker details

Camera usedApple iPhone 13 mini
Access notesOnly can by seen when taking the train to terminal 4s
Marker typeartwork
CityMadrid
CountrySpain