_Divinidades_,
como dice Estupiñá.
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‘Divine,’ as Estupiñá says.”
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markvanroode 10411
4 months ago
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"Divinities," as Estupiñá says.
Translated by
markvanroode 10411
4 months ago
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‘Divinities,’ as Estupiñá says.”
Translated by
markvanroode 10411
4 months ago
Discussion
Sorry No cakes mentioned.....not awake yet!
by Boot2 4 months agoCakes, I don't know but in Spain, they used to eat small birds as tapas. In France too ( ortolans,)
by Boot2 4 months agoI don't know
by soybeba 4 months agoAre there cakes called "calandra larks" in Spain? Just as in France "paupiettes" can be called "alouettes sans tête")
by marina 4 months agoThx.
by markvanroode 4 months agoStarnge to call cakes divinities. Divine, perhaps
by Boot2 4 months agoThanks, Beba.
by markvanroode 4 months agotoo fast: ... says."
by soybeba 4 months ago