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Muito Quente (2024)

The raw action in Rio de Janeiro is hotter than ever, thanks to the men of NakedSword X Rhyheim. In ‘Muito Quente,’ the newest collection of scenes from executive producers Tim Valenti and Rhyheim Shabazz, temperatures are reaching record highs as superstars like Andy Rodrigues, Gael, and Markin Wolf come together for a series of bareback hookups that climaxes in a can’t-miss hole-pounding gangbang.
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The raw action in Rio de Janeiro is hotter than ever, thanks to the men of NakedSword X Rhyheim. In ‘Muito Quente,’ the newest collection of scenes from executive producers Tim Valenti and Rhyheim Shabazz, temperatures are reaching record highs as superstars like Andy Rodrigues, Gael, and Markin Wolf come together for a series of bareback hookups that climaxes in a can’t-miss hole-pounding gangbang.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Alternativa
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In Theaters:6/25/2024
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:NakedSword, Rhyheim

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Alternativa

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Gael

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Axel Rockham

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Markin Wolf

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Dave Wikkinson

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Rodrigo Silva

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Marlon Costa

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Lipe Levado

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Andy Rodrigues

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Danillo

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Caio Rodrigues

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