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Discover Fado, Portugal’s iconic music of “saudade.” Explore its history, key artists like Amália Rodrigues, and the profound emotion that makes Fado a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Belgian Beer Culture: History, Rituals & Why It’s UNESCO Heritage
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Inside the Majlis: Exploring Saudi Arabia’s Unique Tradition of Gathering
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Colombia’s Salsa: The Heartbeat of Culture and Art
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The Griot Storytellers of Mali: Preserving History Through Oral Tradition
Discover the rich tradition of Mali’s Griot storytellers, guardians of oral history and culture. Explore their role in preserving Mali’s heritage through storytelling and music.
Sweden’s Midsommar Celebration: Traditions, History, and Cultural Significance
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Nepal’s Kumari Tradition: The Living Goddess of Kathmandu
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