"two generations"

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6 Jun 2026

Fans of Argentine musician Carlos ''Indio'' Solari gather at Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on June 5, 2026. The gathering pays tribute to the national rock icon, who died on Friday at the age of 77. Supporters display flags, sing songs, and express emotions as they bid farewell to the artist known for his impact on several generations of Argentines.

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6 Jun 2026

Fans of Argentine musician Carlos ''Indio'' Solari gather at Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on June 5, 2026. The gathering pays tribute to the national rock icon, who died on Friday at the age of 77. Supporters display flags, sing songs, and express emotions as they bid farewell to the artist known for his impact on several generations of Argentines.

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6 Jun 2026

Fans of Argentine musician Carlos ''Indio'' Solari gather at Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on June 5, 2026. The gathering pays tribute to the national rock icon, who died on Friday at the age of 77. Supporters display flags, sing songs, and express emotions as they bid farewell to the artist known for his impact on several generations of Argentines.

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31 May 2026

Silhouettes of drummers Jorge Araujo and Sergio Masciotra, organizers of the event, are seen as more than 500 drummers participate in the ''Baterias a la Plaza'' gathering at Parque Arroyo Vega in the Costanera Norte district of Buenos Aires, Argentina, on May 30, 2026. The event, organized by renowned drummers Jorge Araujo and Sergio Masciotra, brings together musicians from different generations and features guest artists including Andrea Alvarez, Tono Silva, and Silvana Colagiovanni, among many others.

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31 May 2026

Jorge Araujo and Fernando Scarcella, drummers of Los Piojos and Rata Blanca respectively, perform live during the ''Baterias a la Plaza'' gathering at Parque Arroyo Vega in the Costanera Norte district of Buenos Aires, Argentina, on May 30, 2026. More than 500 drummers participate in the event, organized by renowned drummers Jorge Araujo and Sergio Masciotra, which brings together musicians from different generations and features guest artists including Andrea Alvarez, Tono Silva, and Silvana Colagiovanni, among many others.

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26 Apr 2026

A tourist participates in a hands-on pottery experience at Pottery Square in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 26, 2026. Visitors can try shaping clay for a small fee and keep their handmade pots as souvenirs, a practice gaining popularity in Nepal. Bhaktapur, an ancient town in the Kathmandu Valley and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its temples, fine architecture, and artistry in wood, metal, stone, and clay. Pottery has been an integral part of the city's history for generations, with skills passed down through families, and remains a key aspect of its traditional craftsmanship, especially highlighted during the Tihar festival when earthen lamps and vessels are widely used and displayed.

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26 Apr 2026

A tourist participates in a hands-on pottery experience at Pottery Square in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 26, 2026. Visitors can try shaping clay for a small fee and keep their handmade pots as souvenirs, a practice gaining popularity in Nepal. Bhaktapur, an ancient town in the Kathmandu Valley and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its temples, fine architecture, and artistry in wood, metal, stone, and clay. Pottery has been an integral part of the city's history for generations, with skills passed down through families, and remains a key aspect of its traditional craftsmanship, especially highlighted during the Tihar festival when earthen lamps and vessels are widely used and displayed.

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26 Apr 2026

A visitor participates in a hands-on pottery experience, shaping clay for a small fee and keeping their handmade pots as souvenirs, at Pottery Square in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 26, 2026. Bhaktapur, an ancient town in the Kathmandu Valley and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its temples, fine architecture, and wood, metal, stone, and clay artistry. Pottery has been an integral part of the city's history for generations, with skills passed down through families, and remains a key aspect of its traditional craftsmanship, especially highlighted during the Tihar festival when earthen lamps and vessels are widely used and displayed.

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#13560386

11 Apr 2026

Two protesters hold placards reading 'Pesticides kill!' and 'Feeding with nature not against it' in Toulouse, France, on April 11, 2026. People, including activists from Confederation Paysanne, Eau Secours 31, Generations Futures, and LDH, among other collectives, gather to protest against a new law proposal by Renaissance party member Laurent Duplomb. The proposal seeks to authorize certain products for use in farming, such as neonicotinoids, and suggests removing the precautionary principle from the French constitution in favor of an 'innovation principle.' The first proposal was rejected by the Constitutional Council. Laurent Duplomb is also a farmer.

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11 Apr 2026

Nepali revelers pull the chariot of Lord Bhairav, marking the beginning of the eight-night, nine-day Biska celebration in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska: Jatra starts the countdown for the Nepali New Year. As one of the popular religious festivals of the Kathmandu Valley, the event begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairav onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola Temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story chariot, made of wood in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a tug-of-war to pull the chariot to either side, a tradition that has been followed for generations. This festival of cultural and historical significance is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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11 Apr 2026

Nepali revelers pull the chariot of Lord Bhairav, marking the beginning of the eight-night, nine-day Biska celebration in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska: Jatra starts the countdown for the Nepali New Year. As one of the popular religious festivals of the Kathmandu Valley, the event begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairav onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola Temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story chariot, made of wood in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a tug-of-war to pull the chariot to either side, a tradition that has been followed for generations. This festival of cultural and historical significance is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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11 Apr 2026

Nepali revelers pull the chariot of Lord Bhairav, marking the beginning of the eight-night, nine-day Biska celebration in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska: Jatra starts the countdown for the Nepali New Year. As one of the popular religious festivals of the Kathmandu Valley, the event begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairav onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola Temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story chariot, made of wood in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a tug-of-war to pull the chariot to either side, a tradition that has been followed for generations. This festival of cultural and historical significance is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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11 Apr 2026

Nepali revelers pull the chariot of Lord Bhairav, marking the beginning of the eight-night, nine-day Biska celebration in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska: Jatra starts the countdown for the Nepali New Year. As one of the popular religious festivals of the Kathmandu Valley, the event begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairav onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola Temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story chariot, made of wood in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a tug-of-war to pull the chariot to either side, a tradition that has been followed for generations. This festival of cultural and historical significance is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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11 Apr 2026

Musicians from local clubs and religious groups sing hymns before the formal start of the Biska Jatra in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska Jatra marks the countdown to the Nepali New Year. This popular religious festival in the Kathmandu Valley begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairab onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story wooden chariot, constructed in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a traditional tug-of-war to pull the chariot to their respective sides, showcasing strength in a practice that has been followed for generations. The festival, which holds cultural and historical significance, is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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11 Apr 2026

Nepali Hindu devotees carry the idol of Lord Bhairav before its ascension onto the chariot in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska: Jatra marks the countdown to the Nepali new year. This popular religious festival in the Kathmandu Valley begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairav onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story chariot, made of wood in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with the statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a tug-of-war to pull the chariot to their respective sides, a tradition that has been followed for generations. This festival, of cultural and historical significance, is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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11 Apr 2026

Nepali revelers pull the chariot of Lord Bhairav, marking the beginning of the eight-night, nine-day Biska celebration in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 10, 2026. According to folklore, the Biska: Jatra starts the countdown for the Nepali New Year. As one of the popular religious festivals of the Kathmandu Valley, the event begins with the ascension of Lord Bhairav onto a chariot built in front of the Nayatapola Temple, the tallest temple in Nepal. The three-story chariot, made of wood in the pagoda style, is pushed and pulled around the settlements with statues of Bhairavnath and Betal as part of the festival. Two groups of locals engage in a tug-of-war to pull the chariot to either side, a tradition that has been followed for generations. This festival of cultural and historical significance is celebrated for nine days and eight nights.

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