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Espa\u00f1ol AQUI<\/a>
\nEspa\u00f1ol AQUI<\/a> NO es una traducci\u00f3n humana!<\/span><\/code><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

In Ecuador, whoever has fair or fairer skin and does not look Chinese is called a “gringo”. Whether you are Swedish, Australian or even, how ironic, Russian, you are a gringo. At the beginning when I first arrived in this country in 2008, this was a little disturbing to me. I am European, from a tiny country\u00a0 called Belgium and I feel in no way related to the real so-called “gringos” from North America.<\/p>\n

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