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Latino DILTF: Dad's I'd Like to Fuck (2004)
Aye, ya ya! Latino daddies! grab their big cocks and go to town. Who wouldn't want to buy the big burrito with these muy caliente studs? Feel the smokin' all Latin heat!
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Aye, ya ya! Latino daddies! grab their big cocks and go to town. Who wouldn't want to buy the big burrito with these muy caliente studs? Feel the smokin' all Latin heat!
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In Theaters:5/12/2004
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Bacchus Releasing
Cast
Paul Barresi, Edward James
Director
Anthony Lopez
(archive footage)
Anthony Sosa
(archive footage)
Bastian Gold
(archive footage)
Frank
(archive footage)
Joie Torres
(archive footage)
Luis Sanchez
(archive footage)
Mickey Jones
(archive footage)
Mike Gee
(archive footage)
Patrick Ives
(archive footage)
Richard Reyes
(archive footage)
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