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Toro

Sin título (untitled), Petrona Soledad Galeano Urunaga, Guaira

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En la cama

Sin título (untitled), Sonia Liliana Candia Britez, Guiara

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Gato en silla

Sin título (untitled), Alejandro David Rivas Morales, Guaira

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Tajy sa'yju

Tajy sa'yju (Tajy armarillo), Areli Riveros Picaguá, Central

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Lo natural, en comparación a lo material

Lo natural, en comparación a lo material (the natural en contrast to the material), Deison Andrés Miers Ayala, Central

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Vida tranquila

Vida tranquila (tranquil life), Arnaldo Ariel Romero Ibarra, Central

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Más allá de seis cuerdas

Más allá de seis cuerdas (beyond 6 strings), Anamín Riveros Picaguá

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Sofia en la Plaza

Sofía en la Plaza (Sofia in the plaza), Viviana Moncerrat Aquino Riveros, Central

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Añoranza

Añoranza (yearning), Jazmin Silvero, Itapua

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