Casa Sol y Sombra Buenos Aires
Palestina 1037 Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District, 1182, Argentina
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Back for new years eve
we had a big meal with all the people in the hostel
good food good people
you dont need more then that!
we love soly and elad
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