East L.A. Papis (2004)
They're from Los Angeles and all they really want is one of their own to shove a big prick in their tight gay ass! You're going to love spending some time with the East L.A. Papis. Tight and hung gay Latinos' pleasuring each other like it's going out of style...and who knows? Maybe it is!
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They're from Los Angeles and all they really want is one of their own to shove a big prick in their tight gay ass! You're going to love spending some time with the East L.A. Papis. Tight and hung gay Latinos' pleasuring each other like it's going out of style...and who knows? Maybe it is!
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In Theaters:12/22/2004
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Channel 69 Video
Cast
Rafael Holguin, John Summers
Director
Anthony Reyes
(archive footage)
Little Blundt
(archive footage)
Duncan Valentine
(archive footage)
Eric LeMarque
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Gino Gultier
(archive footage)
Jamoo
(archive footage)
Emilio Sands
(archive footage)
Seth Black
(archive footage)
Star Boy
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Stonie
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