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The Provençal tradition of the Petite Maio continues in Sainte-Maxime

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The Provençal tradition of the Petite Maio from Marseilles continues once again in maximum ground this 1st May. Exit of a bell of muguette, place to the little Sara Afonso, 7 years old, to embody the "Queen of May" (not as indicated by mistake on the sites of the city, Elena Strangio,
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The Provençal tradition of the Petite Maio continues in Sainte-Maxime

The Provençal tradition of the Petite Maio from Marseilles continues once again in maximum ground this 1st May. Exit of a bell of muguette, place to the little Sara Afonso, 7 years old, to embody the "Queen of May" (not as indicated by mistake on the sites of the city, Elena Strangio,

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varmatin.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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