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English: a beautiful piece of art, typical Mexican folk art done on crude, unbleached fibrous paper, called Amate. derived from the classic Aztec calendar stone.
Español: una fabulosa obra de arte |
| Date | lunes 31 de agosto de 2009 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | Pacofender |
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