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There were no baterias, but there were botes and a great willingness to maintain the traditionPhoto by avi_acl on Pexels
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There were no baterias, but there were botes and a great willingness to maintain the tradition

Diário de Aveiro15 September 2026 at 08:00

The Festival in Honor of Nossa Senhora das Febres held its last day dedicated to the traditional cavalhadas. The event featured races and games for all ages.

The news headline states that there were no baterias, but there were botes and a great willingness to maintain the tradition. The cavalhadas are an important tradition in these festivities.

The event brought together participants of different age groups in the races and organized games. The festival celebrated the patron saint Nossa Senhora das Febres.

Why this matters

The local community had the opportunity to participate in traditional and cultural activities during the last day of the festival. The event brought together people of all ages in races and games, strengthening community ties and the preservation of regional traditions. Readers can learn about the activities available for families and those interested in popular culture.

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