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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Gualeguaychú, Argentina.- The photos taken on February 1, 2024 show the new edition of the Gualeguaychú carnival, which began on January 6 and runs until February 24. Four troupes walked the 500 meters of open-air walkway along the old train station, now converted into the Jose Luis Gestro corsódromo, and competed for the award for best of the year.

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Entre Ríos.- In the photo taken on January 7, 2024, only 80 kilometers from Paraná, the arch that crosses the provincial route 32 already welcomes and only one kilometer more, on the site of the former railway station, next Saturday will begin the magic of the Corsódromo of Hasenkamp, city that has one of the oldest and most typical carnivals in Entre Ríos. The comparsas emerged in the mid-1970s, with the strength of music and dance that the young people of the region had and a vocation that was inherited until the present generations. Hasenkamp has 6,000 inhabitants named after the two German brothers who founded it.

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Entre Ríos.- In the photo taken on January 7, 2024, only 80 kilometers from Paraná, the arch that crosses the provincial route 32 already welcomes and only one kilometer more, on the site of the former railway station, next Saturday will begin the magic of the Corsódromo of Hasenkamp, city that has one of the oldest and most typical carnivals in Entre Ríos. The comparsas emerged in the mid-1970s, with the strength of music and dance that the young people of the region had and a vocation that was inherited until the present generations. Hasenkamp has 6,000 inhabitants named after the two German brothers who founded it.

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Entre Ríos.- In the photo taken on January 7, 2024, only 80 kilometers from Paraná, the arch that crosses the provincial route 32 already welcomes and only one kilometer more, on the site of the former railway station, next Saturday will begin the magic of the Corsódromo of Hasenkamp, city that has one of the oldest and most typical carnivals in Entre Ríos. The comparsas emerged in the mid-1970s, with the strength of music and dance that the young people of the region had and a vocation that was inherited until the present generations. Hasenkamp has 6,000 inhabitants named after the two German brothers who founded it.

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Gualeguaychú- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, the famous carnival of Gualeguaychú in Entre Ríos. The Governor of Entre Ríos, Rogelio Frigerio, together with the local mayor Mauricio Davico inaugurated this Saturday the carnival of Gualeguaychú. "Carnival must be supported because it is part of our culture and generates genuine and quality work throughout the year," said Frigerio.