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Two vintage cuban dancers. He has his little maracas, and wooden hat, she has a kerchief tied on her head.
She is missing one of her hands :(
They are strung on wire, and are poseable and about 2 1/2 in tall.
Funny story about this is, I found them in a charity shop here in Spain, on one of my cuban mother's visits from Miami. We purchased them, and she wanted to take them back to Miami with her, since they are pre-Castro era Cuba.
I found them while cleaning behind her bed after she had gone back home.
So now, Mami, THEY ARE MINE! lol
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