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elderling · 7 months ago
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latino will solace nation
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boneappateeth · 2 months ago
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EL SALVADORRRRRRRRRR MIKU super late oopsies
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knottaghost · 2 months ago
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pipil miku 💙🤍💚
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majestativa · 2 months ago
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A dark whirlwind language form and magic.
— Claribel Alegría, Thresholds/Umbrales: Poems, transl by Darwin J. Flakoll, (1996)
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mexipoopy · 1 year ago
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folkfashion · 5 months ago
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Salvadoran dancers, El Salvador, by Ministerio de Cultura de El Salvador
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skwistokwarrior · 6 months ago
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mexican caboose is real
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atomicreih · 2 months ago
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Maquilishuat Miku and Flor de Izote Miku, the national tree and flower of El Salvador! ^_^
This art was inspired by the concept of a Filipina Sakura Miku ---Sampaguita Miku-- by @/diceu_ on twitter!
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yourdailyqueer · 2 days ago
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Horacio Roque Ramírez (deceased)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Gay
DOB: 15 November 1969
RIP: 25 December 2015
Ethnicity: White - Salvadoran
Nationality: American
Occupation: Historian, writer, activist
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captain-price-unofficially · 2 months ago
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A Salvadoran soldier with a hand gun and CETME amid ruins, Berlín, El Salvador, 1983.
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happilyelegantwombat · 11 months ago
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fattributes · 5 months ago
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Bean and Cheese Pupusas
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tentacion3099 · 1 year ago
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🇸🇻1983
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cannibalgh0st · 2 months ago
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pupusas made by my family🥰
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majestativa · 2 months ago
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I transformed into flame and fluttered it was the ancient millenial language of the enamoured body the vertigo, the pain the piercing joy I wept with my wounds.
— Claribel Alegría, Thresholds/Umbrales: Poems, transl by Darwin J. Flakoll, (1996)
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allmythologies · 1 year ago
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day 31 of horror mythologies: el tabudo
according to legend, he was once a wealthy fisherman who was one day taken by the sea, and eventually reappeared as something more fish than man, his signature being his large, knobby knees. he now awaits all visitors to lakes and lagoons, appearing to people as a humble fisherman in order to win over their trust and confidence so that he can lure them out to the middle of the lake. once he gets his victims where he wants them, he reveals his true appearance and turns the men into large, colorful fish and transforms the women into sirens of the sea.
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