A seaside ham festival with a knife-side view
The official site presents Estepona’s annual Certamen Mundial del Jamón Popi: a free seaside festival of Iberian ham, professional cutters and nightly concerts.
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The official site presents Estepona’s annual Certamen Mundial del Jamón Popi: a free seaside festival of Iberian ham, professional cutters and nightly concerts.
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