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La Grande Parade Festival Interceltique de Lorient 2025
During the Interceltic Festival of Lorient, the Grand Parade of Celtic Nations is the FIL's must-see event, a truly unique moment. Three thousand artists, traditional costumes, dancers, musicians, bagadoù, circles, pipe bands, and gaita bands from all Celtic countries parade through the streets of Lorient.
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During the Interceltic Festival of Lorient, the Grand Parade of Celtic Nations is the FIL's must-see event, a truly unique moment. Three thousand artists, traditional costumes, dancers, musicians, bagadoù, circles, pipe bands, and gaita bands from all Celtic countries parade through the streets of Lorient.
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Studio:Morgane Production, Festival Interceltique de Lorient, France•3 Bretagne, France Télévisions
Cast
Julien Faustino
Director
Laurent Luyat
TV-Host
Drapeaux des Nations Celtes
Bagad de Lann-Bihoué
Cercle Brizeux
(Lorient)
Bagad Cap Caval
(Plomeur)
Collectif Bigouden
(Pont l’Abbé, Combrit)
Bagad Kombrid
(Combrit)
Banda de gaitas La Reina del Truébano
(Asturies)
Bagad Glaziked Pouldregad
(Pouldergat)
Groupe des Bruyères - Beuzeg Bagad Cercle
(Beuzec-Cap-Sizun)
Kevrenn Alré
(Bagad & Cercle Auray)
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