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Leandro Velásquez
Sebastián Peñaloza
George Acosta
Lorena Ramírez Bernal

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The Øya festival is the largest music festival in Oslo. Each year it attracts about 60,000 music lovers to the east side of the city to enjoy four days of music, with new and renowned musicians from around the world.

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The Øya Festival replaced the Kalvøya Festival which took place on the island of Kalvøya from 1971 to 1997. The new festival started in 1999 under the name Øya (island in Norwegian), and whose name remained when it moved from the island to tow

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RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - Kalvøya Festival Oslo Norway 24.07.1996

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On Tuesday, Club Night, concerts are held in small clubs as a warm-up for the four-day festival on the Tøyen Park stage.
From Wednesday to Saturday, you can listen to concerts from three different stages within the park. If you need to take a break, you can try the organic food or go shopping for records, fashion and comics at the stalls.

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The festival pass / "ukespass" (full!) Provides entry to Tøyen Park (Wednesday to Saturday). One-day tickets are also sold. Tickets for some of the days tend to sell out in early summer. Saturday is already full.

At Club Night and Nighttime Øya events, tickets are purchased at the respective concert halls.

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 HOW MUCH DO THE TICKETS COST TO THE ØYANFESTIVALEN?

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 HOW MUCH DO THE TICKETS COST TO THE ØYANFESTIVALEN?

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Tickets for Øya cost NOK 3,199 (£ 271) for 5 days and NOK 1,199 (£ 101) for one day.

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Many countries celebrate their national day with a military parade. But the seventeenth of May in Norway is a holiday for everyone, and especially for children. Before going out on the streets that day, many will enjoy a breakfast "typical of the 16th of May." This typically includes freshly baked bread, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, and for adults, champagne, all shared with friends and neighbors.

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It was in eighteen hundred and thirty-three

when the poet Henrik Wegerland first addressed the subject in a public speech. Thereafter, the seventeenth of May became Norway's National Day. The first children's parade in Christiania (Oslo, today) in eighteen hundred and seventy

consolidated this day of celebration.

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Children's parades are held throughout the country, led by marching bands marching through their respective neighborhoods. The largest of these traditional parades, in Oslo, attracts tens of thousands of people waving flags and yelling "hooray!" There members of the royal family, who relentlessly greet the crowd from the balcony of the Royal Palace, greet the parade.

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what differentiates the music festival in oslo from the others?

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what differentiates the music festival in oslo from the others?

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In addition, the festival strives to keep its ecological footprint as low as possible and encourages everyone to be sustainable. You'll find a great selection of organic food and drink, sustainably sourced and recycled in this Scandinavian gem.

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What you should know when visiting Norway's national day

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What you should know when visiting Norway's national day

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It is a very special time to spend in Norway, and in which you must join the locals in their celebration. And while most stores and offices remain closed on May 17, if you intend to go to lunch or dinner somewhere, do not forget to book in advance.

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What do you have to do to attend the national day of norway?

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What do you have to do to attend the national day of norway?

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On May 17, Norwegian National Day is celebrated in all the cities of the country it lasts all day and you just have to attend without any reservation

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The tradition of their garments on that national day

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The tradition of their garments on that national day

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This day men and women show their traditional Norwegian costumes. There is a lot of different variety, with colors and styles that indicate the area of origin.

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Too nationalistic? Perhaps, but the generally happy atmosphere without military content, in addition to the main role played by children, make this day free of controversy. The most important thing is to have plenty of ice cream and hot dogs, attend speeches, and play various games at local schools.

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This day is also an opportunity for men and women to show off their bunads, or traditional Norwegian costumes. There are hundreds of different varieties, with colors and styles that indicate the area of ​​origin in Norway of the family of the person who carries it.

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Norway may have become the epitome of a modern, peaceful country, but its history is drenched in blood. A past full of picaresque characters and great recurring themes: the Vikings, the battle for supremacy in Scandinavia, the struggles of the Lapps, the dark days of World War II.