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Hakuna Matata Hakuna Matata, expresión del idioma suajili que se traduce como “No te angusties” o “No hay problema”, fue la frase que inspiró al fotógrafo Thomas Subtil, para una serie de fotografías que estaremos presentando en estos días. Imagen del día - Hakuna Matata Hakuna Matata, expresión del idioma suajili que se traduce como “No te angusties” o “No hay problema”, fue la frase que inspiró al fotógrafo Thomas Subtil, para una serie de fotografías que estaremos presentando en estos días.

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