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Coco taxis can be seen all over Havana, and a couple of other cities in Cuba. Scooter-driven, they're small, round, and not dissimilar to the motorised rickshaw and tuk-tuk of South-east Asia.
They're so-called because their shape is said to resemble half a coconut. And, like their Asian counterparts, they make a noise and can reach sometimes nerve-wracking speeds.
Here's Coco, my new hybrid! She's a Dollstown Soyu head on the SQ Lab SG body. I'm sorry for the crappy phone pic, daylight's gone! I'll soon take better pics! I hope I'll be able to do her faceup on Wednesday.
I finally managed to unpack Coco over the weekend and tried new eyes on her x3 They seem to be a sort of pale, mauve-ish brown shade. I think they look great on her! I just don't know their brand as they came with Charlotte, whose first owner replaced her default with these (they are from a Japanese dealer). If I ever find out where they are from, I'd love to get more! They have gorgeous depth.
Wig: Himekazura - Airy wave in Beige Purple, size L
Outfit: Volks
Coco est un mainate beau parleur. Un phénomène qui possède un riche vocabulaire et l'emploie fort à propos.
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Coco (on the left) gives Jack one of those looks of hers guaranteed to melt a tiger's heart. Or not. Jack's a hard one.
DJ COCO came back to the Pagoda Stage!
★ About DJ coco:
Born and raised in Yokohama, Japan, DJ COCO moved to San Jose, California in the summer of 2004. She quickly became an active part of the local art, music, and skateboarding scenes as both a colorful character and a DJ. She has blazed a 10 year long trail through music festivals, underground punk shows, art galleries and even taquerias, spinning her signature mix of J-Pop, soul, French ye-ye, and retrofuturistic chiptune. This will be her second appearance at J-Pop Summit.
DJ COCO facebook: www.facebook.com/yeshDJcoco
DJ COCO mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/yeshDJcoco/
Photo by Kevin Frates