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auto automóvil silueta decoración ford thunderbird coche 2d 1966 retro vintage vehículo automotriz arte de pared ford tags). * Target language: Spanish. * Constraints: Translate only the text, keep special characters (tags), strict format, no explanations. * Context/Domain: "thunderbird" refers to the Mozilla Thunderbird email client (or the mythical bird, but in a tech/tag context, it's the software). 2. **Determine the Translation:** * "Thunderbird" as a proper noun (software name) is usually left as "Thunderbird" in Spanish, or sometimes translated as "Pájaro de Trueno" in mythological contexts. However, since it's a tag for the software, it's best to keep it as "Thunderbird" or just translate the word if it's considered a generic tag. Wait, the prompt says "translate the following tags". If it's the software name, it remains "Thunderbird". Let's check if it should be translated literally. "Thunderbird" -> "pájaro trueno" or just "Thunderbird". Given it's a tag, keeping the proper noun is standard, but if forced to translate the word: "pájaro de trueno". Actually, in software contexts, it's just "Thunderbird". Let's just use "Thunderbird" as it's a proper name, or if it's the literal word, "pájaro de trueno". Let's stick to "Thunderbird" since it's the name of the app. Wait, if I must translate it, maybe "pájaro de trueno". Let's just use "Thunderbird" because it's a brand. Actually, to be safe and strictly translate the text: "Thunderbird" is fine. Let's just output "Thunderbird". 3. **Format the Output:** * [TAG] * Thunderbird *