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Preto no Branco. Episode 65

RTP Notícias14 September 2026 at 11:20

The 65th episode of "Preto no Branco" presents gold ornaments that decorated girls and women in traditional costumes in Vila do Conde. These traditional pieces are part of a visual record that documents regional clothing. The Radio and Television did not broadcast this piece, meaning the content was never shown to the public through this medium. There is also another recording, also never shown, that displays more sophisticated ornaments than those presented in this episode.

Why this matters

This article is of interest to Portuguese viewers interested in intangible cultural heritage, particularly the traditional crafts of Vila do Conde. The mention that the content was not aired by RTP raises questions about editorial selection criteria for cultural programmes.

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