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O Galo de Barcelos - Barcelos's Rooster - is the unofficial symbol of Portugal. Many shops sell the traditional ceramic rooster all over Portugal. It's associated with a popular legend and it stands for good luck because the rooster crow saved a prisoner from death. 

 Its lively colors bring happiness to every home. If you want to wish good luck to someone offer the very special Portuguese Rooster of Luck! 

 These are just a sample of the new products available! Visit the store A Portuguese Love at Zazzle where you'll find plenty more. If you want something special you can contact me and I'll create that special product for you. 



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