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Hat lady doll with a red shawl and blue dress, start a collection, Tarabuco market. Bolivia
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Hat lady doll with a red shawl and blue dress, start a collection, Tarabuco market. (480x720px), Photo: © Mark Berman
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Indigenous dolls with musical instruments and babies, souvenirs at Tarabuco market.
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Bang the drum, indigenous locals of Puka-Puka welcome us to their home.
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