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14 SEPTEMBER 2005 - MEXICO CITY: TOMAS ANAYA, right, shocks a group of customers in the Tenampa Bar in Garibaldi Square in Mexico City. Anaya works in the bar shocking customers for $2.00 a jolt five nights a week. Anaya, who inherited the box and his spot in the bar from his father, makes about $80 a week. The activity is called toques in Spanish and is popular in Mariachi bars and traditional Mexican cantinas. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ

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14 SEPTEMBER 2005 - MEXICO CITY: TOMAS ANAYA, right, shocks a group of customers in the Tenampa Bar in Garibaldi Square in Mexico City. Anaya works in the bar shocking customers for $2.00 a jolt five nights a week. Anaya, who inherited the box and his spot in the bar from his father, makes about $80 a week. The activity is called toques in Spanish and is popular in Mariachi bars and traditional Mexican cantinas. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
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