Mexican Standoff
This living statue was the lively focal point of Cozumel's Plaza Central. Most major cities attract performers that spray paint themselves bronze or silver and stand stiffly like a statue, busting out with dance moves or gestures just when you thought they were real statues. This man presented some clever shimmies and turns to the live cumbia music playing by a band in the plaza. I really enjoyed Plaza Central, which is Cozumel's main downtown plaza. With colonial architecture splashed in vibrant shades of yellow, pink, orange and turquoise, the area oozes tropical charm. A cluster of shops sell handcrafted huipi les or traditional Mayan dresses, hammocks, Cuban cigars and fanciful figurines. Vendors hawk churros and cotton candy and kids skip and run through the square. What I liked most was watching the local teens dance and flirt under the dramatic Mexican sunset.
Comments
Now back to the topic at hand, Cozumel's Plaza sound absolutely delightful with all the vibrant sounds, smells and sights.
Greetings from London.
Marina, these living statues are everywhere.
Yvonne, leave it to you to worry about there skin! I'm sure it's stage make-up.
Cubano, this one had more flavor than the ones in Convent Garden.
Heather, I always wondered about how it feels to wear all that stage make-up, I don't like it even when it's just a lot of foundation.