Feria de las Culturas Amigas 2014: Galería de Fotografías
Jun 29, 2014
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Parade, Kelomenis Stamatiades dressing Evzonas The Greek Ambassador, Ms Polyxeni Stephanidou Georgia Boutsiani , Eleni Mitsoura with a visitor at the stand Mexican people loves Greece Bounding Mexico-Greece Greek parade, dancing Zorba in front of the VIP'S Presidium Dancing in frot of the Presidium_ parade Zocalo's view The Greek stand The Greek Ambassador, Ms Polyxeni Stephanidou with members of the Greek Community after her conference The Greek Ambassador giving a speach about 'Tourism in Greece' The Greek Ambasador, Ms Polyxeni Stephanidou with the organization team in front of the Greek stand People dancing Zorba in front of the Greek stand Inside view of the stand Aegean Group dancing at the stand Aegean group performance Greek contingent on the parade's day Eleni Mitsoura ang Georgia Boutsianis explaining the meaning o the tipical Greek dress to visitors Aegean Group dancing at the main stage at Zocalo
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