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More than 80 Years Spent Renting Folklore and Celebrating Its Roots on Traditional Airs, "Titine", Mentonnaise Died at the Age of 96

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Since 1945, Albertine Philippe, known as "Titine", has dedicated her entire life to the folk group "La Mentonnaise" and to the Free Commune of Carei. Dean of the association, she was the living memory, singing and dancing on these traditional tunes, to make resonate the soul of the city that saw her born.
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Since 1945, Albertine Philippe, known as "Titine", has dedicated her entire life to the folk group "La Mentonnaise" and to the Free Commune of Carei. Dean of the association, she was the living memory, singing and dancing on these traditional tunes, to make resonate the soul of the city that saw her born.

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nicematin.com broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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