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Rafael in Paris (2009)
Mega-dicked Rafael Alencar takes you on a fuck-fest in the City of Lights! Rafael plows his way through Paris with a dozen of the world's sexiest hunks.
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Mega-dicked Rafael Alencar takes you on a fuck-fest in the City of Lights! Rafael plows his way through Paris with a dozen of the world's sexiest hunks.
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In Theaters:2/9/2009
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment
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