Google Maps is full of unusual things. Nowadays, thousands of people use the application and observe the streets, avenues, neighborhoods, squares, forests, etc., through Street View, a tool that allows you to visualize anything you want on the map.
Also, thanks to its function known as Street View, you can identify routes with less traffic, identify the closest restaurant to your home, where my workplace is located, an institution, etc.
But there's something you need to know about Google Maps. Many times people tend to name various places, and that's the case with "La vecindad del Chavo del 8". If you type the name, this is what you'll find.
Although most users thought they would find the characters from El Chavo, Quico, Ñoño, Popis, La Chilindrina, etc., they were disappointed when Google Maps showed them this.
Although you can locate "La Vecindad del Chavo del 8" on the map, when you zoom in, all you'll see is a black gate, very similar to the wooden one used in the series. This is located in Mexico.
It's not exactly El Chavo del 8's house, but the structure is similar. Remember that Roberto Gomez's shows were created in the Televisa studios, not on the street.
HISTORY OF "EL CHAVO DEL 8"
El Chavo del 8 is a Mexican comedy television series created and starred by Roberto Gómez Bolaños, produced by Televisión Independiente de México (later, Televisa). It was first aired on June 20, 1971, on Canal 8.
The program is about the experiences of a group of people who live in a Mexican neighborhood where its protagonist, El Chavo, carries out mischief along with his friends, which cause misunderstandings and discussions among the neighbors, usually in a comedic tone.
