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Migliaia di persone partecipano al festival annuale della Tomatina in Spagna
Circa 20.000 persone si sono radunate nelle strade di Buñol, in Spagna, per lanciasse 165 tonnellate di pomodori durante il famoso festival della Tomatina.
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Migliaia di persone si sono recentemente radunate nelle strade di Buñol per il famoso festival spagnolo della Tomatina. Circa 20.000 partecipanti hanno preso parte all'evento, dando vita a un'epica battaglia a base di pomodori. Durante i festeggiamenti, i partecipanti hanno lanciato un totale di 165 tonnellate di pomodori nelle strade della cittadina.
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