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Cuando el llanto de los bebés gana en el sumo

23 de septiembre de 2014 - 07:20 a. m.
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
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Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
Babies held by amateur sumo wrestlers cry during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
A baby held by an amateur sumo wrestler cries during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO
A baby held by an amateur sumo wrestler cries during the "baby-cry sumo" competition at the Irugi shrine in Tokyo on September 21, 2014. Japanese parents believe that sumo wrestlers can help make babies cry out a wish to grow up with a good health. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
AFP - YOSHIKAZU TSUNO

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