French town breaks smurf number world record

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The small Breton town of Landerneau sets a world record for the largest gathering of smurfs on Saturday, bringing together 3,076 people dressed as the blue characters, according to the organisers, after two unsuccessful attempts over the past five years. Landerneau has secured the spotlight from the German town of Lauchringen, which held the record since 2019 with 2,762 smurfs.

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00:00There you go!

00:02There you go!

00:04Petit canon!

00:06Ah, super!

00:08Petit canon!

00:14There's the fête du bruit

00:16in June, but

00:18in June, it's a manqué.

00:20There, everything is together,

00:22we, the sky,

00:24the food, apparently

00:26in the bistros.

00:28If you enter in Strumph,

00:30you have the right

00:32to a little blue one.

00:34I don't know what there is in it, but

00:36everyone plays the game.

00:52Here, it's over there!

00:54Do you think it's a bit sèche?

00:56I don't know.

01:04There, at least, it's beautiful.

01:06There, we're going to win.

01:08We're going to win a lot.

01:10Or, I'll be like that all year.

01:12If we lose, I'll be like that all year.

01:14There's the third game.

01:16No!

01:18There's the third game because

01:19I'm not going to win!

01:20I'll be like that all year.

01:22We'll win.

01:24We'll win.

01:25We'll win.

01:26We'll win.

01:27urance, everybody!

01:29Hey!

01:31We're going to have to win!

01:33You

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