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Namuel gets naked in Garden of Eden inspired video

Namuel is a musician from Chile and he’s stripped off and recreated the Garden of Eden in his latest music video, but it’s no Adam and Eve recreation, he’s found an attractive friend to hang out with.

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The latest track is call Yugoslavia, and the singer said he wanted to recreate stories that had previously been told by heterosexual men.

This week the LGBTIQ+ community in Namuel’s native Chile are celebrating the introduction of a marriage equality bill to their parliament.

Namuel’s previous tune Maldita Ingenuidad was also a catchy ditty, it had a video which saw him throwing a party in his bedroom.

Check out his work below. 

OIP Staff


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