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This article contains a translation of El triunfo de Baco from es.wikipedia.

Hi, Wikipedians.

I have tried to translate the article from the Spanish Wikipedia. Unfortunately, I do not speak Spanish language, just Portuguese language, which is very close, but significantly different. Also, my English language skills are not very impressive...

So, probably, there is a lot of minor errors in the English article. If you can, try to review it. -- Brandizzi ( talk) 04:08, 16 August 2009 (UTC) reply

This one stumps me. I hate to take it out as it has the only reference in the article. Smallbones_{( smalltalk)} 15:18, 7 January 2013 (UTC) reply

It is possible that Velazquez made a parody of the allegory by considering the allegory poor. ^[1]

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