Colourful Fribourg
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Musicians and dancers from around the world present their culture.
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The 34th international folklore festival is underway in Fribourg. Groups from eight countries and four continents travelled to Switzerland to perform traditional music and dancing from their homelands. (pictures and text: Christoph Balsiger, swissinfo)
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