I mentioned in yesterday's post about the fin de semana (weekend) fiesta. As we were standing by the Mercat de Santa Caterina where a food and wine festival was also taking place, this group of folks walked through.
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This culture consistently amazes me. They are working so hard through multiple generations to preserve their cultural identity. An identity that Franco and some before him have tried to wipe out.
nice, a great weekends work! [now we have internet i can look :)]
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