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| The sardana grew in popularity as a traditional dance form, spreading from Ampurdán to the rest of Catalonia at the beginning of the 20th century. The striking image of a group of dancers in a ring linking hands and dancing to the rhythm of the music has become a symbol of national identity. | ||||||
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