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Mohave Cruising
In Mohave Cruising, we attend one of the most authentic, committed and unexpected speeches about beauty, art and its interpretation by a couple of palurdos who refuse to accept that you have to belong to the world of culture to appreciate the desert and the sunsets.
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In Mohave Cruising, we attend one of the most authentic, committed and unexpected speeches about beauty, art and its interpretation by a couple of palurdos who refuse to accept that you have to belong to the world of culture to appreciate the desert and the sunsets.
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