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The sticker is circular, featuring a portrait of a bald man with a prominent dark beard and dark sunglasses. He is wearing a black shirt or jacket. The background behind the man is a light orange or tan color. Around the top edge of the circle, in white capital letters on a black background, is the Spanish text 'CERTIFICADO POLLA VIEJA'. The overall impression is one of a humorous, slightly rebellious, or provocative character.

Certificado Polla Vieja - Gran Vía, Madrid https://www.instagram.com/certificado_polla_vieja

09 April 1
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