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BRAZILIAN TROPICAL STORM
With Bruno Di Angeles photographed by Didio

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Brazilian photographer Didio is not afraid of going out in the heavy tropical rain! I mean who does not like a nice tropical storm ... on a hunky Brazilian model!? [source] I would also soak myself if I had the same opportunity ;-) But because we care about you and we do not want you to catch a cold o anything we have all the photos nice and dry in our special gallery below.

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