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ほろふる!

メヒコの死者の日……こう言う死生観を見せる日に、生の象徴の少女との組み合わせもいい。

Sami

¡Viva México!

l.v

Más dibujos de nuestra cultura por favor, Viva México!

Nastassya

Thank you, la muerte make up looks awesome!

Ruu Gyaku

Seeing that you were making brown lolis from different countries, I was looking forward to my loli, and what better than the day of the dead, now you have to give it something white and it's not a sugar skull. Viendo que estabas haciendo lolis morenas de distintos países, esperaba con ansias la loli del mío, y que mejor que con el día de muertos, ahora hay que darle algo blanco y no es una calaverita de azúcar. Postscript: Mexico has an accent, a ´ on the E, it is to accentuate (obviously) the pronunciation, that is, is written México, and basically the x is pronounced h, (only in some names, like Oaxaca) look for how it sounds, you will like it. Posdata: México lleva un acento, una ´ sobre la E, es para acentuar (obviamente) la pronunciación, es decir, se escribe México, y básicamente la x se pronuncia h, es decir, Méhico (solo en algunos nombres, como Oaxaca), busca como suena, te va a gustar.

Ruu Gyaku

Y con esto termina mi intento de hoy de que los japoneses se interesen por hablar español. And with this ends my attempt today to get the japanese interested in speaking spanish.

Ruu Gyaku

Well, as such the idea is that life and death is nothing more than part of the cycle of things, on the day of the dead the natives believed that the dead came to visit their loved ones still alive, the symbol of life is not only girls, but any living being see itself; that is to say, a milf would also be correct, but in this case I prefer the loli, so tender and ¿fresh? Only before the arrival of the Spanish there were about 6 days of the dead a year (a pity, we adore the day of the dead), that is, imagine it like the movie Coco, only without the dead disappearing if they are not remembered.

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顔のペイントバチくそかわいくてビビった。不思議な魅力だw