French city breaks the world record for the biggest collection of ‘Smurfs’

A small town in the West of France, put a new world record for the biggest collection of people dressed like Smurfs, the organizers were considered more than 3,000 participants with more than 3,000 participants.

Brittany’nin 16,000 cities in the far west, Landerneau, who previously brought together 2,762 Smurfs in 2019, tried to claim the record of Lauchringen.

But on Saturday, French enthusiasts finally faced a song, covered, white hats and “Smurfy songs”, coated in blue clothes.

In 1958, the Belgian cartoon is a human being created by Peyo and known as “Schtroumpffs”, as a human being in the forest.

Favorite characters became global franchise, caviar films, television series, advertising, video games, theme parks and toys.

“A friend encouraged me to join me and thought: ‘Why not?'” Simone Pronost, 82, 82, dressed like a Smurfette.

A 20-year-old student traveled to Albane Dedariviere, Rennes, more than 200 km (125 miles), to join the festivities.

“We thought it was a cool idea to help Landerneau,” he said.

Landerneau Mayor, Patrick LeClerc in full smurf clothing, bring the incident together and gives people another to think more than the times we live, “he said.

The head of the Association behind the gathering Pascal said the incident “allows people to have fun and enter the imaginary world for several hours.”

Participants relieved with good weather, and then prevented the strong rain that continues to many after his attempts last year.