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Milhares participam do festival anual La Tomatina na Espanha
Aproximadamente 20.000 pessoas se reunieron nas ruas de Buñol, na Espanha, para arremessar 165 toneladas de tomates umas nas outras durante o famoso festival La Tomatina.
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Milhares de pessoas se reuniram recentemente nas ruas de Buñol para o famoso festival La Tomatina, na Espanha. Aproximadamente 20.000 participantes participaram do evento, envolvendo-se em uma batalha épica de tomates. Durante as festividades, os participantes arremessaram um total de 165 toneladas de tomates nas ruas da cidade.
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