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Posted 8 months ago
Himemiya
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This little box caught my attention with its colorful pictures and also having no brand logo in sight.
At the base of the box reads "Puraboya Tea", a tea made especially for South American taste.
At the top, you can see the Zamacueca, predecessor dancing of the cueca, dance typical of my country, which finally convinced my father to buy me this box. (Because he is funding my little hobby)
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Esta pequeña caja me llamó la atención por sus imágenes y su colorido, además de no tener ningún logo de marca a la vista.
En la base de la caja se puede leer "Puraboya Tea", un té hecho especialmente para el gusto sudamericano.
En la tapa, se puede ver la Zamacueca, baile predecesor de la Cueca, baile típico de mi país, lo que terminó de convencer a mi padre para que me comprara esta caja. (Porque él es quien financia mi pequeño hobby).
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