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Cheerful Street

City soundscape after a sporting victory (football world cup). Mostly horns. UCS Category: AMBCele. Length: 00:54.
Atmosphere: "Muchas Bandas" #2

Sound of a group of "Bandas" (fanfare) in the streets of Argelès-Gazost, during a big musical party "Muchas Bandas", followed by another musical group.. noise of the crowd, joyful cacophony! Recorded in August 2018. UCS Category: AMBCele, CRWDCele. Length: 01:26.
Chinese New Year on a street in London

A group of musicians and dancers. A street in London. Chinese New Year celebration. UCS Category: AMBCele. Length: 02:51.
Beginning of a procession, Spain

Beginning of a religious, near Valencia, Spain. Crowd, bells, firecrackers, etc. UCS Category: AMBCele. Length: 07:02.
Muixeranga

The Muixeranga is the collective name given to the performance of ancient street dances and human castles, originating in the Valencian Community: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muixeranga. UCS Category: AMBCele. Length: 02:15.
Parade in London

Soundscape. Parade in London. On the occasion of Chinese New Year. UCS Category: AMBCele. Length: 02:53.
Atmosphere: "Muchas Bandas" #1

Sound of a singer who starts "Mexico" (very personal version! LOL), in a bar in Argelès-Gazost, during a big musical party "Muchas Bandas"; noise of people from the bar.. 08-2018. UCS Category: AMBCele, CRWDCele. Length: 01:12.
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