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In Miramas, the Re-Entry Will Be in Arles Costume Thanks to a New Association

What if the re-entry 2026 was the opportunity to realize a dream? In Miramas, a new workshop invites you to discover the art of wearing "lou vesti" to slip, the time of a celebration, in the skin of an Arlesian. Among the...

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In Miramas, the Re-Entry Will Be in Arles Costume Thanks to a New Association

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