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Guia celebrates its traditional festivities with a programme that combines religious celebrations, musical entertainment and gastronomy.
The event features food stalls, traditional gastronomy and concerts by Emanuel & Tânia and Bonga on the 29th, and by Humberto Silva and Rute Marlene on the 30th. The festivities conclude with a fireworks display.
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