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Des milliers de personnes participent au festival annuel de La Tomatina en Espagne
Environ 20 000 personnes se sont rassemblées dans les rues de Buñol, en Espagne, pour se lancer 165 tonnes de tomates lors du célèbre festival de La Tomatina.
Synthétisé par IA à partir des sources citées ci-dessous.
Des milliers de personnes se sont récemment rassemblées dans les rues de Buñol pour le célèbre festival espagnol de La Tomatina. Environ 20 000 participants ont pris part à l'événement, s'engageant dans une bataille de tomates épique. Pendant les festivités, les participants ont lancé un total de 165 tonnes de tomates dans les rues de la ville.
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