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    Alexi Torres portraits of Afro Cubans: “Sun Light” collection at Art Fair Miami

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    Alexi Torres emigrated to the US 13 years ago. His “Sun Light” portraits of Afro-Cubans depict life in his home town Bermeja.
    Below is an amazing 2-minute black and white video about life in his
    home town:

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