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Photo by André Barros | bodyboard on August 30, 2026. May be an image of surfboard, skateboard and text.
Photo by André Barros | bodyboard on August 30, 2026. May be an image of airplane, cloud and text.
Photo by André Barros | bodyboard on August 30, 2026. May be an image of cloud, twilight, horizon, tree and text.
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Posted On: August 30th 2026, 09:23 pm
🥉 3º lugar! Muito feliz por esse resultado. Deus é bom! 🙏🏽🌊 Obrigado a todos que torceram por mim. ❤️🏆
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mingal_777 2 months ago

mingal_777

Boa irmão 🔥❤️

danielturial_ 2 months ago

danielturial_

Parabéns irmão, quebrou! 🔥🔥

dri_quinh 2 months ago

dri_quinh

Parabéns André👏

lopes.barros.9615 2 months ago

lopes.barros.9615

Parabéns meu campeão. Vc e um garoto de 15 com uma capacidade de 50. Parabéns garoto

rauljosepe 2 months ago

rauljosepe

👏👏👏👏👏

mariana_correiabb 2 months ago

mariana_correiabb

Parabéns andrezinho quebrou representou 👏👏👏👏👏

vitoriagomesbb_ 2 months ago

vitoriagomesbb_

Parabéns 🔥

vitoriagomesbb_ 2 months ago

vitoriagomesbb_

🔥🔥

cacheadofoto 2 months ago

cacheadofoto

Boaaaa 🔥🔥

rrafael_leite 2 months ago

rrafael_leite

Parabéns mano! Quebrou 👏👏🔥

luan_vine_lima 2 months ago

luan_vine_lima

Boa 👏🔥❤️

lucas_viniciusbb.ce 2 months ago

lucas_viniciusbb.ce

🔥🔥

mayaratrajanonutri 2 months ago

mayaratrajanonutri

Parabéns Andrezinho 👏👏👏👏👏👏

highscoreshop 2 months ago

highscoreshop

Representou 🥋

lucasavelar.br 2 months ago

lucasavelar.br

🔥🔥

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