Latinos have a special connection to markets. The growth of the large cities of Latin America could not be explained without those places where the exchange of goods and money occurs 365 days a year and 24 hours a day.
They are an infinity of colors that illuminate the lives of thousands of people. They are a mixture of aromas that provoke vivid memories and insatiable appetites. They are thousands of sounds that make up perfect melodies to tell the history of the metropolis. They are the popular markets that for centuries have been pumping the blood that keeps Latin American cities alive.
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Decora con mucho amor para este San Valentín
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¿Cómo se festeja San Valentín en Latinoamérica?
