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Juan Elesmí De León: 'Festivals in the Canary Islands Have Always Served to Foster Community Ties'

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The historian Juan Elesmí de León gives a lecture on July 14 in the framework of the thirteenth edition of the Campus of Ethnography and Folklore that the ULPGC organizes on the occasion of the 31st International Festival of Folklore de Ingenio, in which it will stop at two of the most well-known festive manifestations of the municipality of Tegueste. The event in which the researcher will talk about the Dance of Flowers and Los Barcos will take…
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The historian Juan Elesmí de León gives a lecture on July 14 in the framework of the thirteenth edition of the Campus of Ethnography and Folklore that the ULPGC organizes on the occasion of the 31st International Festival of Folklore de Ingenio, in which it will stop at two of the most well-known festive manifestations of the municipality of Tegueste. The event in which the researcher will talk about the Dance of Flowers and Los Barcos will take…

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laprovincia.es broke the news on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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