From Ritual to Noise: Victoria Street Changed Conversation for Trepidation and Carelessness

A thousand seventy steps I needed to travel from point to point on Victoria Street, without haste, without long tracks, without rodeos or sinuosities; almost the same amount that Tita Gutiérrez Cabello needed, in the late 60s, to make the route.Tita, in her daily journey to the Anexa Elementary School to Normal, always found it “simple but intimate” to pass by Victoria Street and remembers clearly how she observed, fascinated, the boys who were …