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angeloGN🫠 :

tun tun cagun

2025-07-30 18:43:22

3158

🐱⭐ :

tun tun mujun 🙏🙏

2025-07-31 15:16:35

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۶ৎ ׄ Kyomoto ◞ ‸ ◟ 𝅄 :

yo en la foto familiar:

2025-07-31 02:05:07

426

𓆰𝒔𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒊𝒂𝒈𝒐𓆪 :

tun tun tun causita

2025-07-30 14:25:02

199

Alex_vmrx :

tun tun tun tocosh

2025-08-01 16:25:24

9

papa :

Es tung tung sahur o cerámica mochica XD

2025-08-02 00:07:57

2

☆KIM DAN☆ :

eso es un huaco😭

2025-08-02 00:05:49

3

bae 🐇⭐ :

qué se supone que es 😭

2025-07-31 04:54:32

10

Liz📖 :

esta asustado mano

2025-07-28 15:40:25

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🇦🇷 T I Z A 🇦🇷 :

que fundación lo apoya? 💜

2025-07-31 14:14:48

39

🦄🇺 🇳 🇮 🇨 🇴 🇷 🇳 🇮 🌈 :

ritmo color y olor 💞

2025-07-31 19:13:29

24

banana jn🏀 :

tun tun tun manuel

2025-07-31 19:03:40

5

𝒯 :

Espere todo menos esto

2025-07-31 19:22:13

7

sami :

se ve fácil de dibujar

2025-07-30 07:10:20

10

HYUNJIN ⁉️ 🥟 🪐 :

yo despues del anuncio del tsunami en perú:

2025-07-30 14:17:31

153

cristian :

tun tun Perú

2025-07-30 14:20:28

6

F4B1¿ :

run run Saúl?

2025-07-30 04:15:01

515

A R T U R I N H O :

es el tung tung Raúl

2025-07-30 15:32:42

4

Franco 😃⍰ :

ayer Cage algo parecido

2025-08-01 13:56:25

4

αleᥴhigiri 🐈‍⬛ :

Perú como siempre siendo clave

2025-07-30 01:55:19

37

manguito :

mano mi gampi

2025-07-30 15:50:25

401

DANILO-2025 :

Tung tung raul🗿

2025-07-30 11:01:20

44

pao :

yo sabía que se iba a hacer viral😌

2025-08-01 03:38:01

3

enriquemejiariver4 :

tu tun atun

2025-07-25 02:10:38

29

manu_gget :

Pasito tun tun

2025-07-30 22:47:38

3

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