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STA: 65th Kurentovanja officially begins with ethnographic procession and handover of power

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The 65th Kurentovanje will officially begin in Ptuj today with an ethnographic procession and the handover of power from the mayor of Nuška Gajšek to the prince of carnival, Marko Šamperl, and the Ptuj city judge, Francesco Guffante. This year, more than 2,400 performers from four countries will take part in the procession: Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria and Slovenia.
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The 65th Kurentovanja Festival officially begins with an ethnographic procession and the handover of power - Lokalec.si

With the ethnographic procession and the handover of power by the mayor of Nuška Gajšek to the prince of carnival, Marko Šamperl, and the Ptuj city judge, Francesco Guffante, the 65th Kurentovanje will officially begin today in Ptuj. This year, more than 2,400 performers from four countries will take part in the procession: Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria and Slovenia. Kurentovanje is an event that combines tradition, people and joy. This year, we expe…

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STA: 65th Kurentovanja officially begins with ethnographic procession and handover of power

The 65th Kurentovanje will officially begin in Ptuj today with an ethnographic procession and the handover of power from the mayor of Nuška Gajšek to the prince of carnival, Marko Šamperl, and the Ptuj city judge, Francesco Guffante. This year, more than 2,400 performers from four countries will take part in the procession: Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria and Slovenia.

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