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III Fiesta de la Vendimia - Proclamation of the Queen. Figueras

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Title: III Fiesta de la Vendimia - Proclamation of the Queen. Figueras
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III Feast of the harvest of Alt Emporda in Figueres and Peralada.
Attendees to the contest of wine products in Figueres.

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