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Downtown Bogotá is filled with passages, myths, and secrets that its citizens don't want to unveil. Rodrigo goes after a pickpocket only to discover a portal to a labyrinth.
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Downtown Bogotá is filled with passages, myths, and secrets that its citizens don't want to unveil. Rodrigo goes after a pickpocket only to discover a portal to a labyrinth.
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Written By:Laura Gutiérrez Rozo, Juan Sebastián Sarmiento Bazzani
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