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Terraza del Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco | |
| Location | Caracas, Venezuela |
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| Owner | C.C.C.T |
| Capacity | 5,000 (Concerts) |
The Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco is a 5,000 seat event center located in a popular shopping center in Caracas, Venezuela.
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Terraza del Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco | |
| Location | Caracas, Venezuela |
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| Owner | C.C.C.T |
| Capacity | 5,000 (Concerts) |
The Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco is a 5,000 seat event center located in a popular shopping center in Caracas, Venezuela.
Events at the Terrace of the C.C.C.T:
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