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"El camí del foc. La cremada de falles d’Andorra la Vella" és un documental que recull la història de les falles i recupera els testimonis dels fallaires més grans que anys enrere recorrien els carrers i les places fent giravoltar el foc. La realització d’"El camí del foc" sorgeix d’un treball rigorós que ha generat documentació abundant i diversa que ha estat dipositada a l’Arxiu Nacional.

"El camí del foc. La cremada de falles d’Andorra la Vella" és un documental que recull la història de les falles i recupera els testimonis dels fallaires més grans que anys enrere recorrien els carrers i les places fent giravoltar el foc. La realització d’"El camí del foc" sorgeix d’un treball rigorós que ha generat documentació abundant i diversa que ha estat dipositada a l’Arxiu Nacional.


«El camí del foc. La cremada de falles d’Andorra la Vella» és un documental que recull la història de les falles i recupera els testimonis dels fallaires més grans que anys enrere recorrien els carrers i les places fent giravoltar el foc. La realització d’»El camí del foc» sorgeix d’un treball rigorós que ha generat documentació abundant i diversa que ha estat dipositada a l’Arxiu Nacional. CÀTERING PER LA SOCIETAT ANDORRANA DE CIÈNCIES 1R CERTAMEN SOBRE ELS FALLAIRES I LES FALLES. PATRIMONI CULTURAL IMMATERIAL DE LA HUMANITAT. noviembre 24, 2019No hay comentarios Càtering per la Societat Andorrana de ciències 1r certamen sobre els Fallaires i les Falles. El camí del foc. La cremada de falles d’Andorra la Vella. Falles d’Andorra. Patrimoni cultural immaterial de la humanitat.

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