Colombia's holiday lights shine on
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es mi mama
natucha17 1 year ago
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rsx1099 2 years ago
no doubt Medellin has the best lighting of the Holly days. Medellin started this tradition and it's called : "Alumbrados" .
superosso1 2 years ago