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The event invites you to enjoy three evenings dedicated to food, music and socialising. The programme includes dances with Duo 64 on 6 and 8 August, and with Carlos Granito on 7 August. The final ev
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The event invites you to enjoy three evenings dedicated to food, music and socialising. The programme includes dances with Duo 64 on 6 and 8 August, and with Carlos Granito on 7 August. The final evening will also feature a performance by the Rancho Folclórico dos Olhos d’Água, in a celebration of local traditions.
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