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• The three best graffiti in the world are located in the Galician community.

Galicia not only captivates with its landscapes and traditions, but also surprises with a vibrant urban art scene that has turned some of its towns into authentic open-air exhibitions. From walls that tell local stories to works that dialogue with nature, Galician graffiti has transcended borders, ranking among the best in the world.

Towns like Carballo, in A Coruña, have positioned themselves as epicenters of this artistic movement thanks to initiatives such as the “Rexenera Fest” festival, which brings together national and international artists every year to transform facades into impressive pieces of art. These creations, which span styles from hyperrealism to abstraction, not only beautify the environment, but also act as a cultural and tourist engine.

Galician urban art stands out for its ability to merge with the identity of the places where it is developed. Themes such as the sea, rural life and local traditions are recurring, giving the works a unique character that resonates with both residents and visitors.

Furthermore, this commitment to graffiti as an artistic expression is helping to boost the local economy, attracting art lovers and curious people from all over the world. With each new mural, Galicia reaffirms its commitment to creativity, becoming an essential destination for those seeking a different cultural experience.

In the popular annual Street Art Cities contest, three graffiti located in Galicia star on the podium:

• Sfhir, in Fene:

• Lula Goce, in Nigrán:

• Yoe 33, in Lugo: