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Brazil Goes Bareback
Outside Rio de Janeiro, Junior Pavanelo and Gabriel drive to a Country Club for the weekend. Together with many other hot and horny Brazilian Guys they go for their experience of a lifetime: A Sextravaganza full of surprises: 12 Hunks and Twinks in a cum-drenched juicy and spicy movie. Who tops? Who bottoms? Be surprised!
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Outside Rio de Janeiro, Junior Pavanelo and Gabriel drive to a Country Club for the weekend. Together with many other hot and horny Brazilian Guys they go for their experience of a lifetime: A Sextravaganza full of surprises: 12 Hunks and Twinks in a cum-drenched juicy and spicy movie. Who tops? Who bottoms? Be surprised!
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Ikarus Entertainment
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