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Latin Heat (2016)

This is a tribute to some of the hottest young Latinos I've had the good fortune to work with. I put together a healthy mix of solo and duo action scenes that include some off the charts bareback fucking, complemented by all the dick stroking, cock sucking, ass rimming, cum pumping appetizers one expects form Latin gay porn. These sultry young Latinos deliver a collection fit for any library that appreciates the pleasures of making one cum.
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This is a tribute to some of the hottest young Latinos I've had the good fortune to work with. I put together a healthy mix of solo and duo action scenes that include some off the charts bareback fucking, complemented by all the dick stroking, cock sucking, ass rimming, cum pumping appetizers one expects form Latin gay porn. These sultry young Latinos deliver a collection fit for any library that appreciates the pleasures of making one cum.

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In Theaters:11/15/2016
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:IoMacho

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