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Marcos Bonilla

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8 years ago
Parecía que nunca se iba a terminar que siempre íbamos a jugar juntos, observen muy bien esta foto bolas de grasa @kevinrodriguezpuente y @roman_pozas guárdenla en sus corazones porque será la última foto que tendremos juntos vestidos de azul. 😘😘😘 fin del contrato.
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Posted On: June 7th 2018, 03:44 am
Parecía que nunca se iba a terminar que siempre íbamos a jugar juntos, observen muy bien esta foto bolas de grasa @kevinrodriguezpuente y @roman_pozas guárdenla en sus corazones porque será la última foto que tendremos juntos vestidos de azul. 😘😘😘 fin del contrato.
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ale_scara_1 8 years ago

ale_scara_1

👉👉👉#photooftheday.

kevinrodriguezpuente 8 years ago

kevinrodriguezpuente

Jaja un beso en el chiquistriquis

fabian_nietop 8 years ago

fabian_nietop

Mi chiquita hermosa

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