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"Capri is over", from the noisy Parisian metro to Capri's romanticism

Summary by France Bleu
Hervé Vilard, with his nose glued to a glass, observes the advertising posters on the walls of the Parisian metro, when the formula "Go on weekends to Capri" draws his attention. Capri, it is this little Italian island that he does not know, but whose romanticism he imagines!
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"Capri is over", from the noisy Parisian metro to Capri's romanticism

Hervé Vilard, with his nose glued to a glass, observes the advertising posters on the walls of the Parisian metro, when the formula "Go on weekends to Capri" draws his attention. Capri, it is this little Italian island that he does not know, but whose romanticism he imagines!

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France Bleu broke the news in on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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