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Los monstruos
Welcome to a fantastic land. "The Monsters" has as only geography Famatina, in La Rioja, Argentina. A town with a small population, isolated by mountains and close to the clouds. Still today, as in another places in the world people still believes in dwarfs or lake monsters, its inhabitants believe in the Mikilo.
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Welcome to a fantastic land. "The Monsters" has as only geography Famatina, in La Rioja, Argentina. A town with a small population, isolated by mountains and close to the clouds. Still today, as in another places in the world people still believes in dwarfs or lake monsters, its inhabitants believe in the Mikilo.
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