Aorlhac Aurillac, France
Aorlhac turns to the past as medieval as modern, on its Occitan roots, evoking the history of the south of France extending to the north of Italy and Spain. Occitan is not only a language but a whole culture that they mostly satisfy in French; they position themselves as witnesses respectful of the heritage of their ancestors. ... more
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