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TIMBA • RUMBA • CASINO • SON

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5 months ago
Co Creator: olofiazarian
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Posted On: February 22nd 2026, 02:39 pm
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Detalles que hacen gran diferencia al ser bien explicados!
Gracias maestro @olofiazarian! Grande ⚡️❤️
No olvides pasar por sus clases si visitas Barcelona!

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These details make a big difference when well explained!
Thankful to maestro Olofi Azarian! ❤️⚡️
Don’t forget to go to his classes if you are visiting Barcelona!

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Comments (15)
studio_reynier_gomez 5 months ago

studio_reynier_gomez

Ahi na’ ma mi hermano! Cuidando de la cultura. La verdad con la verdad!

shory13.gl 5 months ago

shory13.gl

Asheee

krisva10 5 months ago

krisva10

👏👏👏👏👏

timberas_by_sayut 5 months ago

timberas_by_sayut

❤️❤️❤️❤️

xiscafebrer8 5 months ago

xiscafebrer8

Muy bien dicho, muchas diferencias de uno a otro baile

melisasanchezmora 5 months ago

melisasanchezmora

👏👏👏

yunaikyszulueta 5 months ago

yunaikyszulueta

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥

olofiazarian 5 months ago

olofiazarian

Gracias por su palabras y por recomendar mis clases y talleres 🙏🏻🤗😉

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