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It’s really an extraordinary bio to learn about 😱😱 I’ve never heard about it, before your spanish version, and I found awsome that you let us know about it in such a great way. Francisco de Paula Marín, leaving trascendental testimony and making history in the configuration or even identity of Hawaii. I do admire and adore the quality of your work, thanks a lot, David