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Latin carnival was cancelled however due to the increase of hispanos in the area (I am one of them) and people that like latin culture Southwark council that had organised 10 days events have included a Latin party in the park day on 18 September at camberwell green (original day was tomorrow but had been postpone due to riots)


Tropical Garden Fiesta

Produced by the Latin American Multicultural Group, wil bring Andean music, Afro-Latin rhythms, tales and legends reveal the unique character of the Amazon offering a fascinating glimpse into the colourful landscape of Latin America and showing its astounding diversity. Showcasing the cultural uniqueness of Mexico, Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador and Peru through visual arts, crafts, wildlife, carnival, costume, music and of course dance we invite you to taste a little bit of Latin America.


This event was planned for tomorrow but due to the events of this week has been postponed till 18 September in camberwell green

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