Mirador de la Flor, Bronze memorial statue in Corpus Christi, United States.
Mirador de la Flor is a bronze sculpture on the waterfront in Corpus Christi, Texas. The figure shows a young woman holding a microphone and wearing a leather jacket, facing the bay and surrounded by a low metal barrier.
The memorial was unveiled in 1997 to preserve the memory of a singer who had died two years earlier. A regional sculptor created the figure, which quickly became a place of remembrance.
The name honors a singer who became a voice for many people across Texas and beyond. Visitors often leave flowers and listen to her songs playing from speakers, turning the site into a living gathering place.
The sculpture stands at the corner of Shoreline and Peoples Street with a view of the water. Parking is available nearby and access is unrestricted, so visitors can stop by anytime.
A steel barrier has protected the figure from touch and damage since 2000. Thousands of visitors come here each year, often with white roses, making the memorial a place of personal gestures.
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