Men riding horses take part in traditional festival Cavalhada in Brazil

Last updated: 13/08 - 11:04

Men riding horses take part in Cavalhada, a traditional festival held in Mateus Leme city, southeastern of Minas Gerais state. The Cavalhada is the reenactment of the struggle between Moors and Christians.

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Men riding horses take part in traditional festival Cavalhada in Brazil

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