León.- The side effects that the Spuntik-V vaccine has on people's bodies are various, some present physical ailments and others, like this young man from León, feel inspired to dress as vintage Russians.

The comrade from the Union of the Socialist Soviet Republic is actually a Mexican millennial named Pablo who, as a joke, wore his plush hat to protect himself from the cold and be "adhoc" with the brand of the dose of Russian origin .

This 24-year-old young man was one of the first to get vaccinated at Poliforum León, but he was not the only one who arrived wearing an outfit that contrasted with that of the rest of the millennials. Before him there was a boy who also showed up with unusual clothes, he was dressed as Spider Man.

The superhero revealed his identity to La Silla Rota and said his name was Amaro, he was accompanied by his sidekick Guillermo. When Amaro is not dressed as Spider-Man, he is dedicated to coordinating the staff of the department store where he works.

The rest of the young people who arrived in the morning chose their outfits thinking first of all about comfort, in case they had to sit on the ground or spend hours in the sun. Most were dressed in sweatpants, jeans, sweatshirts or hats, and backpacks.

Millennials came cautiously with money, a pen (in case they had to fill out their registration sheets for the vaccine), a light lunch, water and some with benches to sit on.

The day also became a space for socializing, as they came with friends so as not to wait alone, others even met in the vaccination line and were able to chat for a few moments before the injection separated them. Shortly before receiving the dose, health personnel directed them to different application modules.

The Poliforum León, to which more than 800 people arrived in a few hours, this day became a fashion catwalk, a space for coexistence and, most importantly, the facilities to receive the covid-19 vaccine.

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