In Pop Latino, photographer Marcos López presents a collection of surprising political photographs — whose bright colors disguise a somber reality.

Behind the images — whose colors seem artificially bright at times — are dark memories of Latin America’s past. The caricatures, portraits and urban landscapes that Marcos López presents are Latin America’s 1990s answer to Andy Warhol’s “pop art” of the 1960s.

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