Everyone loves Legos, right? Well, everyone loves them until they step on a stray Lego block while walking barefoot around the house.
If you watched “The LEGO Movie,” you probably spotted this Latino character: Taco Tuesday Guy.
Credit: Lego
Yes, his name is actually Taco Tuesday Guy. He, along with Maraca Man, were figurines created prior to the release of “The LEGO Movie.” Aside from the taco tray and maracas, they’re virtually identical.
Which got us wondering… What if there were Lego figurines of actual Latinos? You know, some of the most iconic Latinos out there, such as…
Selena
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Walter Mercado
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Romeo Santos
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Jennifer Lopez
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Celia Cruz & Tito Puente
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Vicente Fernandez
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
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Pitbull
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Flaca & Maritza of “Orange Is The New Black”
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Machete
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Chicharito
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Marc Anthony
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Frida Kahlo
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Leo Messi
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Jean Michel Basquiat
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Paquita la del Barrio
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Neymar
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
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Prince Royce
Credit: Lego / Illustration by Luis Hernandez and Sayuri Jimenez
Pretty good, right?
