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• Vallvidrera — Panorámica de la Torre de Collserola con el barrio de Vallvidrera a la derecha de la imagen. El barrio de Vallvidrera, aunque originariamente fue un término independiente, en 1890 se agregó al que por entonces era el municipio de San Vicente de… …   Wikipedia Español

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