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✨ Exclusive! Presenting a performance born from the collaboration between the Hungarian State Opera (HungarianStateOpera) and Ferenc Liszt International Airport. ✈️ 🎼 What do aviation and music have in common? Their mission. Both connect different corners of the world, build bridges between distant cultures and people, and open gateways...

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John Smith1 year ago

@OperaBudapest Ah Hungarians again with their brightest ideas and poorest execution 😂 just like that book fountain in egyetem tér

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Józef Dybowski1 year ago

@OperaBudapest Piękne!!!

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