Juan was a widowed man who lived in a hut. He dedicated himself to planting corn and beans. The only thing he kept of his wife was a beige teddy bear with button eyes that had a faint smile. Continúa leyendo Deja que te cuente un cuento: El oso Berry
Three Iguana sisters lived in a beautiful park, they were talking to each other, what would be their luck living there? His life was very comfortable, without any inspiration, without trying at all, what does it matter. To live like all the others. Continúa leyendo DEJA QUE TE CUENTE UN CUENTO: JUANA LA IGUANA
On Thursday, June 22, I went to the city of Cartagena to greet General Eduardo Zapateiro Altamiranda, my friend, and I was and am close to his parents and siblings, a long-standing admiration. For this reason it was a moral duty and spiritual enjoyment to listen to the story of his book: THE HONOR TO DUTY FULFILLED. Continúa leyendo PUNTA DE LANZA: EL LIBRO DEL GENERAL ZAPATEIRO.
One very nice afternoon at a veterinarian, a black kitten with green eyes was rescued by a girl named Patricia. Continúa leyendo DEJA QUE TE CUENTE UN CUENTO: Gato nos vemos al Ratón
The morusa is a small brownish-colored kitten that has a speck on its face, it seems that it is wearing a mask, it has deep blue eyes, more beautiful than I have ever seen! I fondly remember how through her my mother taught me the great responsibility of having a pet, which requires love, attention and care. Continúa leyendo Deja que te cuente un cuento: Elia y su morusa
From Bolivia, a majestic country in South America, we present Víctor Hugo Quintanilla Coro, a great human being committed to culture and education who was born into a Quechua family. Professor of the Faculty of Humanities and Educational Sciences of the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés. Continúa leyendo BOLIVIA: PROYECTO RADIO LECTURAS de VICTOR HUGO QUINTANILLA CORO, MUCHO MÁS QUE UN ESCRITOR…
