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Our #GreatestReadersOnEarth: Adrián Gómez

Who’s that reading The Tico Times’ latest print edition at Entre Nous Café in Barrio Escalante? Why, none other than famed Costa Rican artist Adrián Gómez, that’s who.

(What? We never promised not to name drop.)

Stay tuned for our Weekend Arts Spotlight interview with Adrián this coming Sunday.

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