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The group has now arrived at the famous Selarón Staircase, named after the Chilean painter and ceramist Jorge Selarón, who decorated the steps with over 2,000 tiles from 60 different countries. Visitors often bring tiles from their own countries to contribute to the collection, making it a unique and diverse work of art. As the group takes in the stunning sight, Roberto suggests to Aurelio that he find a tile from Spain to add to the collection. Meanwhile, Raquel, Marcelo, and Laura head up the staircase to take some photos, while Pedro offers to take the pictures for them. The group then decides to visit a nearby souvenir shop, where Aurelio purchases some postcards and a t-shirt. As they continue on their tour, the group enjoys a delicious lunch before moving on to their next destination.
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