La luz de mis ojos
In 21st-century Lima, a gaze discovers the extraordinary amidst the everyday through light and its images. It is a sensitive impression that tells the story of ordinary life from a perspective of beauty and goodness.
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In 21st-century Lima, a gaze discovers the extraordinary amidst the everyday through light and its images. It is a sensitive impression that tells the story of ordinary life from a perspective of beauty and goodness.
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