Its architecture presents the model of talud-tablero of Teotihuacan influence, identical to the “red temples” of the archaeological zone of the Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan. Its platform is higher than the steps of the staircase of the main façade, which is oriented to the east. The three remaining facades are decorated with reliefs that represent banners as bows and remains of the mural painting that decorated the facades, boards and alfardas are preserved. Apparently, this building was dedicated to Xochipilli. To the south is Temple X with the same orientation and a wider façade, unfortunately we have no information about its original use.