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16/07/2023

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Asi estariamos vos y yo pero te freseas 😆😆😆

24/04/2022

22/04/2022

Que desp!je 😆😆😆

22/04/2022

Que basuca 😆😆😆

10/04/2022

En vivo olimpia vs Real España

22/02/2022

21/02/2022

08/02/2022

Oilo , como no le salio el fraude quiere la simpatia del pueblo de nuevo 🤣🤣🤣

24/01/2022

El equipo rocket ha sido vencido otra vez 😆

23/01/2022

Seguir la pagina de --->> Wachiloco el que no comparta y siga la pagina es cachureco 🤦😆

13/01/2022

Dejare esto por aqui 😅

02/01/2022

In today's video (https://youtu.be/_st2YZoS_e0) I enter Barrio Pedregal, one of the most feared neighborhoods in Tegucigalpa. Many Honduran locals told me not to go due to security concerns. After all, the local media called Pedregal “synonymous with violence” and referred to it as the birthplace of one of the most violent gangs in Honduras.

During my visit to the capital, one of my followers invited me to spend the night in the neighborhood. She wanted me to meet the people, try street foods, and show you that the neighborhood offered much more than its stigmas and labels. When she told me about the martial arts dojo for disadvantaged children that she ran in Pedregal, I knew I had to go.

My guide for Pedregal, Cinthia Canales (Carbajal Canales), is a judo black belt and national champion. Her judo academy, Pequeños Gigantes, despite having to train on concrete due to lack of resources, has produced national and international champions. After we walk through the “most dangerous” streets of Pedregal and play a game of soccer, we enter her dojo where I must face off and duel with multiple opponents, including national champion Francisco López.

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