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Old July 07, 2011, 10:18 AM
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"Hace no mucho tiempo" translation

I am reading a child's story book written in spanish.

Hace no mucho tiempo había un circo llamado Circo Estricto.

Please, help with idiom.

I keep thinking this says "Once upon a time there was a circus called/named ...."

or maybe

"One time there was.........."

no mucho tiempo .... "not long ago"

thanks
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