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Capture of several thai jazz musician sitting in a city sight seeing shuttle in Lampang in north Thailand. Musicians are entertaining passengers and people on street with music.

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil - February 11, 2023: Musicians in a band are playing brass instruments during the pre-carnival Fuzue parade in Salvador, Bahia.

A selective of a silver trumpet on a table

Lisbon, Portugal - June 12, 2017: Men, women and band musicians dressed in traditional folklore costumes, prepare to parade in Lisbon downtown during this city celebrations of the Popular Saints.

paderborn, nrw, germany, may, 09. 2024, beer festival in the castle park of schloß neuhaus with many visitors and guests

Quimper, France - July 24 2022: Musicians of the Bagad Ergué-Armel during the Cornouaille festival.

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The casino, exterior view, city of Saint Raphaël, department of Var, France

Close up of the BC flag in a strong wind.

Lisbon, Portugal - July 29, 2023: A tuk-tuk runs along a street in the Praça do Comércio square in Lisbon downtown.

Arcachon casino front on a summer day in France

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