BOLIVIA-INDIGENOUS-ARCHITECTURE-CHOLETS

TO GO WITH AFP STORY A worker paints a column in the function room of a building built in neo-Andean baroque architecture known as Cholet style (combination of the words cholo and chalet) in El Alto, Bolivia, taken on March 13, 2015. The constructions or mansions -- an icon of the Aymara indigenous opulence -- are typically built in six or seven floors with shopping centres, football or volleyball indoor astroturf pitches and enormous dance floors distriubuted in the lowers floors and in most of the cases the residence of the owner on the top floors. AFP PHOTO / AIZAR RALDES (Photo credit should read AIZAR RALDES/AFP via Getty Images)