DescriptionPropaganda Imparciales - Los siete grandes.jpg
English: A magazine advertisement by the cigarettes brand Imparciales that referred to the most popular Argentine football teams by then: Boca Juniors, River Plate, Independiente, San Lorenzo, Racing and Huracán. The 6 teams plus the tobacco brand were mentioned as "The Big Seven".
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