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01:18 Minutos
By ib3noticies.tv. Rafael Nadal is leading a new advertisement of Banesto, which was recorded this afternoon 24 Feb 2011 in a central square of its people.
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05:19 Minutos
Propuesta de tranvía (TREN TRAM) para Manacor (Mallorca). Cliente: INECO - TIFSA (Nov. 2008)
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04:13 Minutos
Cover de la cancion Marea hecho en el Tributo a Marea hecho por Burnout en el Bar Gomila (Felanitx,Mallorca) el 28 de Agosto,el conocido dia del Coso 09.
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05:10 Minutos
La Conselleria de Mobilitat i Ordenació del Territori treballa per reobrir la línia de tren Manacor-Artà.
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55 Segundos
Spain - one of my favourite countries.... One destination I have wanted to explore for a long time is the beautiful island of Mallorca. So from May 20 to 31, 2009 I had the opportunity to get to know a good portion of this special Mediterranean island. Popular as a package tourism destination since the 1960s, I was more interested in Mallorcas natural and cultural treasures which can be found away from the massive hotel developments that dominate some parts of the coastline. My favourite area of the island became the north: the rugged, relatively untouched Serra de Tramuntana mountain chain that runs along the islands north coast from east to west. With my little rental car I was able to get into the tiniest villages and I ended up visiting virtually every major settlement on the Costa Nord. My favourite spot become Soller, a popular tourist town in the heart of the Tramuntana region, which has long been famous for its citrus plantations and its position among Mallorcas highest mountains. The Puig Major reaches an altitude of 1445 metres (over 4700 feet) and Soller is embedded in a wide valley surrounded by majestic mountains. Soller is also the final terminal of the Palma to Soller vintage electric train. In addition, Soller is connected with a historic streetcar to the harbour town of Port de Soller which lies about 4 km away. Some of my other favourites included Pollenca and Cap Formentor on the east side of the island; Banyalbufar and Sa Calobra on the steep ...
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05:16 Minutos
Te Extraño...
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02:51 Minutos
Rafael Nadal was named as favorite son of his hometown, Manacor
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01:40 Minutos
Rafa Nadal durante una pausa del rodaje del nuevo spot de Mapfre grabado en Manacor www.youtube.com
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02:52 Minutos
Pearls - How do they do it - Manacor / Majorica
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01:49 Minutos
Spain - one of my favourite countries.... One destination I have wanted to explore for a long time is the beautiful island of Mallorca. So from May 20 to 31, 2009 I had the opportunity to get to know a good portion of this special Mediterranean island. Popular as a package tourism destination since the 1960s, I was more interested in Mallorcas natural and cultural treasures which can be found away from the massive hotel developments that dominate some parts of the coastline. My favourite area of the island became the north: the rugged, relatively untouched Serra de Tramuntana mountain chain that runs along the islands north coast from east to west. With my little rental car I was able to get into the tiniest villages and I ended up visiting virtually every major settlement on the Costa Nord. My favourite spot become Soller, a popular tourist town in the heart of the Tramuntana region, which has long been famous for its citrus plantations and its position among Mallorcas highest mountains. The Puig Major reaches an altitude of 1445 metres (over 4700 feet) and Soller is embedded in a wide valley surrounded by majestic mountains. Soller is also the final terminal of the Palma to Soller vintage electric train. In addition, Soller is connected with a historic streetcar to the harbour town of Port de Soller which lies about 4 km away. Some of my other favourites included Pollenca and Cap Formentor on the east side of the island; Banyalbufar and Sa Calobra on the steep ...
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