San Juan Quito
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El documento habla brevemente sobre Jean Pérez, quien nació en Quito y murió en un lugar no especificado. También menciona algunas de sus actividades como jugar con mascotas y vacunarse contra enfermedades, así como advertir sobre los peligros del tabaco. Finalmente, indica que la presentación fue diseñada para molestar al lector y que Jean no se responsabiliza por cualquier daño.
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