Brimbelle: De la Ferme au Marché
Young families will be charmed by this story and catchy new songs that let them discover how delicious local products make their way to market. While having fun, children learn more about farm work, animals, and local foods. An educational and entertaining experience with Brimbelle and the mascot Foin-Foin the farmer!
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Young families will be charmed by this story and catchy new songs that let them discover how delicious local products make their way to market. While having fun, children learn more about farm work, animals, and local foods. An educational and entertaining experience with Brimbelle and the mascot Foin-Foin the farmer!
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Genre:Family, Music
Written By:Thierry Bouffard
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Runtime:46 minutes
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