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The waitress, how could it be otherwise, wearing a devil costume with a coat of satin (red and black) and a plastic horned head. A uniform well suited to serve dinner at Transylvania
. I imagine that this staging is so topical in Romania and Morocco Berber dinner or a flamenco in Andalusia, where they mix folklore and traditional culture with the best marketing techniques
, but make no mistake, this is exactly what tourists expect to see in a place that Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula
- defined as a party
wildest and least known Europe. You can read it by clicking here
.
The waitress, how could it be otherwise, wearing a devil costume with a coat of satin (red and black) and a plastic horned head. A uniform well suited to serve dinner at Transylvania . I imagine that this staging is so topical in Romania and Morocco Berber dinner or a flamenco in Andalusia, where they mix folklore and traditional culture with the best marketing techniques , but make no mistake, this is exactly what tourists expect to see in a place that Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula - defined as a party wildest and least known Europe. You can read it by clicking here . 
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