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Count Duque travels to 80 with the exhibition 'I went to EGB'
Spain🎭 Culture5 hr. ago

Count Duque travels to 80 with the exhibition 'I went to EGB'

On July 27, 2026, an exhibition titled 'Yo fui a EGB' opened at the Conde Duque Contemporary Culture Center in Madrid as part of the 'Veranos de la Villa' summer festival. The exhibition explores nostalgic memories of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, focusing on analog-era experiences. It is described as family-friendly and free to attend, running until August 30. The article notes that while digital memories may become more common in the future, current generations still hold strong nostalgic feelings for past eras.

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Count Duque travels to 80 with the exhibition 'I went to EGB'

On July 27, 2026, an exhibition titled 'Yo fui a EGB' opened at the Conde Duque Contemporary Culture Center in Madrid as part of the 'Veranos de la Villa' summer festival. The exhibition explores nostalgic memories of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, focusing on analog-era experiences. It is described as family-friendly and free to attend, running until August 30. The article notes that while digital memories may become more common in the future, current generations still hold strong nostalgic feelings for past eras.

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