File:Shopping at the Tarabuco Market In Bolivia.jpg
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Two traditional ladies meet and gossip
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English: This picture was taken at the tarabuco market in Tarabuco, Sucre. These ladies are sporting the actual chothes they wear in that region.
The women with the long black hat is wearing what they call singles hat! It is a symbol that she is looking for a husband and she is not married!
Español: Este foto es de tarabuco en Sucre, Bolivia. Las mujeres tienen la ropa tradicional. La seńora con el sombrero negro significa que ella es soltera y esta buscando un esposo!
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