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Each year the salt pans are harvested to receive salt mountains. Water, mud, wind, sun and man are the elements that produce the emerging salt. Descubre "The Rise of the Salt Mountains" una documental película que debutó en las pantallas en 2010. Esta producción, originaria de Portugal.
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