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The chroniclers of the Indies narrate that there was a liquid from the sugar cane with a bittersweet flavor whose name came from the Latin ‘Aqua Arden’, that is, “water that burns” the same that over time would become known as aguardiente, a drink that has since become part of our culture as that spirit elixir, an inseparable companion of manifestations of joy, encounter, and revelry.
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