Feast of Saint George, postponed in Catalan

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  • Photo title: Feast of Saint George, postponed in Catalan
  • Author: Nito100
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  • Text Sant Jordi, postponed written in Catalan, for the feast of Saint Georges Day, when it is tradition to give red roses and books in Catalonia, postponed this year due the covid-19 pandemic
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