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Traditional festivals such as Guadalupe de Rianxo, historical performances such as the Romería da Saínza, praise of rural life such as the Feira do Poldro in Murás, and even a …
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Medieval and even “castreñas” traditions, concerts with sea flavor and solidarity inspiration, and samples of devotion and fervor coexist in the agenda of events with which Galicia welcomes the month …
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