What type of architecture is this church? (colonial)

[tvdxer]

This church is in Paraiso, Tabasco, Mexico, a small, hot, and humid city on the Gulf (or is it just Caribbean?) Coast of Mexico. I especially like its colorful design. I know the picture isn't the best (as it was taken at night), but it should be enough to identify the architectural style. I saw another church very much like this one in Sarcero, Costa Rica.

[straight shooter]

The architecture is Spanish Colonial or Spanish Mission. The color scheme is anyones guess, it reminds me of Saint Basil's Cathedral in Russia.

[sheena12]

I see an Eastern Moorish influence.

[tvdxer]

Thank you both for your responses.

[HiFi]

Looks like a legoland display.

[stevo6]

Originally Posted by sheena12

I see an Eastern Moorish influence.

I agree , and it makes sense since there is some of this influence in Spain (Alhambra palace and gardens etc.)