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A huge Streetsblog thank you to David Barboza, who accepted our challenge and subtitled this year's Streetfilm on CicLAvia.  Unfortunately, we can't embed the film with the subtitles, but if you click on the image above it will take you to the Streetfilms page for the film.  Just set the "language" in the lower left hand corner of the film box to "Spanish" and you're on your way.  Barboza writes that the timing of the subtitles isn't perfect, but I can tell you its awfully darn good.  Thanks, David!

And David, just send me your t-shirt size and address and we'll get a Streetsblog t-shirt in the mail to you as quickly as we can.  If you can speak a language other than English and want to take a crack at translating a Streetfilm, just follow these instructions.  The more films you translate, the better the prizes you can win!

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