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The sticker is rectangular with a black background and vibrant lime green text and graphics. The main text reads "SILENT DISCO" in large letters, followed by "PÅ KVARTERET" in smaller text below it. Below 'SILENT', there is a stylized green stick figure, possibly representing a person wearing headphones, with musical notes floating around its head and to its sides, indicating a dancing or music-related theme. The sticker is affixed to a weathered light pole covered with other faded and torn paper remnants.
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#music#festival#silentdisco#norway#kvarteret#event#norwegian#bergen
19 July 2025
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