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Spanish Temptations (2025)
The Lucas Men have been making themselves very much at home in Spain lately. They’re soaking up the sun by day and prowling the streets by night—needless to say, they’ve really turned into a bunch of SPANISH TEMPTATIONS! The handsome beefcake Nik Fros strips down and gets off with the handsome and swarthy Javier des Leon in a two-part bareback encounter. Dani Brown and Andrea Suarez get it on with some night-club action. The sexy and cocky Luka makes his Lucas Entertainment debut banging the ass of Anderson Parker!
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The Lucas Men have been making themselves very much at home in Spain lately. They’re soaking up the sun by day and prowling the streets by night—needless to say, they’ve really turned into a bunch of SPANISH TEMPTATIONS! The handsome beefcake Nik Fros strips down and gets off with the handsome and swarthy Javier des Leon in a two-part bareback encounter. Dani Brown and Andrea Suarez get it on with some night-club action. The sexy and cocky Luka makes his Lucas Entertainment debut banging the ass of Anderson Parker!
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In Theaters:12/19/2025
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Lucas Entertainment
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