The four statues that signify the four seasons is a hypothesis. Another hypothesis states that it would represent navigation and commerce, but there is no support for such a statement. Since those statues are semi-naked and accompanied by marine and navigation objects, such as nets, boat rudders, mollusks, shells, oars, etc.

Publications such as those by Freddy Gambetta Uría and the Historian Luis Cavagnaro where he states that they are possibly mythological marine Gods, well if the pool was stated to have arrived from the port of Liverpool it would not be at all strange that the artist was inspired in front of the sea to create that work.

After this statement, he shows that one of the statues would be Neptune "Neptune (mythology)"), God of the Sea and the other Amphitrite, wife of Neptune. Neptune does not carry the typical trident, because it has the characteristics of Roman Gods. Triton "Triton (mythology)") and the favorite daughter of Neptune[3]​ whose name was never known, because she was an illegitimate daughter since Amphitheater could not have children, she was only known as The Nereid, who was one of the 50 daughters that Nereus gave to Neptune. Both children are also sculpted in said Pool.

In 1969, during the mandate of Mayor Don Romulo Baluarte and on the 100th anniversary of the installation of the pool, a set of red and green flashing lights were installed.

In 1967, an extensive and valuable repair of the Ornamental Pila was carried out. The structure was reinforced and welded, the water and drainage system of the fountain, pumping and water recirculation plant, polishing, anticorrosive paint, etc. were changed. However, the restoration works would continue, with Mayor Luis Torres Robledo being the one who would begin the second stage of the Work. Currently being one of the historical attractions that the city of Tacna offers.

• - Tacna Region.

• - Territorial organization of Peru.

The Ornamental Pool is 6 meters high, in Greek Neoclassical style. It consists of four fountains, the largest of which is 6 meters in diameter. On the granite plinth, the statuary group is located, made up of four human sculptures, two of them male and two female, which symbolize the four seasons of the year. Symbols of commerce, industry and navigation complete the group: an anchor, oar, a bundle, anchor ropes and a boat rudder. The statuary group, full of beauty in the nude, shapes and lines, is a manifestation of perfect classical Greek style, which has victoriously defied the passing of the centuries and has the contours of eternity.[2]​.

Above the main fountain, there is another smaller one of octagonal shape, whose edges are decorated with several figurative dolphins, sixteen in number.

Next to the third circular fountain, smaller in size than the previous ones, there is a beautiful sculptural group of four naked children, holding hands, whose approximate meaning seems to be that of four cupids that symbolize union.

Finally, an artistic capital and a tiny fountain crown the pool complex.

The four statues that signify the four seasons is a hypothesis. Another hypothesis states that it would represent navigation and commerce, but there is no support for such a statement. Since those statues are semi-naked and accompanied by marine and navigation objects, such as nets, boat rudders, mollusks, shells, oars, etc.

Publications such as those by Freddy Gambetta Uría and the Historian Luis Cavagnaro where he states that they are possibly mythological marine Gods, well if the pool was stated to have arrived from the port of Liverpool it would not be at all strange that the artist was inspired in front of the sea to create that work.

After this statement, he shows that one of the statues would be Neptune "Neptune (mythology)"), God of the Sea and the other Amphitrite, wife of Neptune. Neptune does not carry the typical trident, because it has the characteristics of Roman Gods. Triton "Triton (mythology)") and the favorite daughter of Neptune[3]​ whose name was never known, because she was an illegitimate daughter since Amphitheater could not have children, she was only known as The Nereid, who was one of the 50 daughters that Nereus gave to Neptune. Both children are also sculpted in said Pool.

In 1969, during the mandate of Mayor Don Romulo Baluarte and on the 100th anniversary of the installation of the pool, a set of red and green flashing lights were installed.

In 1967, an extensive and valuable repair of the Ornamental Pila was carried out. The structure was reinforced and welded, the water and drainage system of the fountain, pumping and water recirculation plant, polishing, anticorrosive paint, etc. were changed. However, the restoration works would continue, with Mayor Luis Torres Robledo being the one who would begin the second stage of the Work. Currently being one of the historical attractions that the city of Tacna offers.

• - Tacna Region.

• - Territorial organization of Peru.