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English: “The cantina” is a collection of Mexican popular art located in the Robert Brady Museum (Cuernavaca City, Mexico). It includes objects like dance masks, indigenous pottery, cardboard dolls, and colorful pillows, brought from different Mexican states. |
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| Author | Neftis Silva |
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