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gabrielpoggio107 :

con todo respeto el día que mueras Hiram a dorrar ala muerte al infierno no hay como Dios todo poderoso y santo tres veces santo

2025-09-14 03:57:04

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Andrea Dorantes :

Qué feo es eso Dios santo la gente está muy mal ellos mismos le entregan el alma ala muerte Y luego dicen que porque se enferman

2025-09-13 22:59:49

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Chilo Villegas :

Son los creyentes d la santa

2025-09-13 13:56:25

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con peras🍐🍐 y manzanas 🍎🍏 :

2025-09-13 22:28:06

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Benito Rangel :

Estan dorando ala Santa muerte. !! 🎄

2025-09-13 18:22:13

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Leonel Hernández :

jsjs eso mas que obvio lo que es, mis respetos a la deidad.

2025-09-13 13:44:36

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efrenescobedo10 :

A no!! Esos son protestantes!!! Mire como bailan, se les metio el espíritu santo

2025-09-13 14:00:35

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Santiago Galicia :

Dios tenga misericordia de ellos

2025-09-13 17:26:57

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Lyan :

yo digo que son cruzados

2025-09-13 14:23:16

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