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The Šokci people of Mohács, Hungary, celebrate the end of winter each February with an ancient masked carnival.
The Šokci people of Mohács, Hungary, celebrate the end of winter each February with an ancient masked carnival.
The Cadre Noir, an elite corps of riding instructors at Saumur's military academy since 1828, preserves classical French…
The Călușari are masked dancers performing the căluș, a Romanian seasonal ritual between Easter and Pentecost accompanied by…
Camel racing is a competitive sport where jockeys guide camels around circular tracks at speeds up to 65…
The Festas do Povo transforms Campo Maior's streets with handmade paper flowers in a UNESCO-recognized community celebration that…
Candombe, the rhythmic music and dance tradition born from African heritage in Montevideo, pulses through February carnivals with…
Cante Alentejano is a polyphonic vocal tradition from Portugal's Alentejo region, performed without instruments.
In Mechelen and across the Low Countries, carillons—colossal bronze bell instruments weighing up to 91 metric tons—ring out…
Four days of street dances, parades, and cumbia music transform Barranquilla into a celebration blending Spanish, African, and…
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