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HAPPY NEW YEAR!

George Torres September 21, 20251 min0

Mi Gente…

On behalf of Sofrito For Your Soul, Capicu Poetry & Cultural Showcase and La Familia Torres, we would like to wish you a very Happy New Year. May every moment in 2009 feed your soul.

Que la gozes!

As I am,
George Torres
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