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Bambucos y Corazones 

In a charming and gossipy town in La Sábana that they call Alpargatoca, the old aunts are surprised by everything and gossip about everything... and do not accept the modern customs of their nieces¸ intoxicated by love¸ sports and a somewhat free life¸without those cares of what will they say
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In a charming and gossipy town in La Sábana that they call Alpargatoca, the old aunts are surprised by everything and gossip about everything... and do not accept the modern customs of their nieces¸ intoxicated by love¸ sports and a somewhat free life¸without those cares of what will they say

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