“Details magaine, quoted in "Tijuana la horrible; entre la historia y la mito" by Humberto Felix Beruman”

—  Bart Bull

Tu primer fiesta de toros, tu primer viage a un protibulo y quiza tu primera borrachera, tu primer pelea en un bar, tu primer viaje a la carcel, tu primer soborno....

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Tu primer fiesta de toros, tu primer viage a un protibulo y quiza tu primera borrachera, tu primer pelea en un bar, tu primer viaje a la carcel, tu primer soborno….

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