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Español: Carnaval en Venezuela es una festividad multicultural que une generaciones. Mientras que las personas jóvenes disfrutan de la diversión y la cultura, los adultos mayores reviven sus épocas juveniles. El carnaval es un momento de conexión con las raíces, donde la tradición y la cultura se fusionan con la diversión y el colorido de las celebraciones.
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This media was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Folklore 2024 international photographic contest. Other languages:
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