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Folklore and popular music fill the streets of Baixa with excitement

FolKoimbra takes place this weekend in Coimbra's Baixa, bringing together folklore groups and associations from the municipality, as well as national and international groups, in an edition that promises to fill the streets with animation through popular music and folklore traditions.

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