Candombe is the Afro-Uruguayan drum tradition born in Montevideo's conventillos, where three drums — chico, repique, piano — have kept West African rhythmic memory alive since the 1830s. Every February the Llamadas parade turns Barrio Sur into a rolling wall of sound and painted banners.

This design system channels the Llamadas after dark: conventillo indigo overhead, drum-skin ochre under gas lamps, crimson estandartes stencilled with neighbourhood names. Surfaces feel like lime-washed tenement walls; type hits like hand-painted parade banners.