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La Divina Comedia by Dante ALIGHIERI read by Tux Part 2/2 | Full Audio Book
La Divina Comedia by Dante ALIGHIERI (1265 - 1321), translated by Manuel ARANDA Y SANJUAN (1845 - 1900)
Genre(s): Epics

Read by: Tux in Spanish

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 58 - Canto vigésimo cuarto del purgatorio
00:08:11 - 59 - Canto vigésimo quinto del purgatorio
00:15:41 - 60 - Canto vigésimo sexto del purgatorio
00:23:35 - 61 - Canto vigésimo séptimo del purgatorio
00:31:11 - 62 - Canto vigésimo octavo del purgatorio
00:38:35 - 63 - Canto vigésimo noveno del purgatorio
00:46:18 - 64 - Canto trigésimo del purgatorio
00:53:29 - 65 - Canto trigésimo primero del purgatorio
01:00:56 - 66 - Canto trigésimo segundo del purgatorio
01:09:10 - 67 - Canto trigésimo tercero del purgatorio
01:16:35 - 68 - Canto primero del paraíso
01:24:08 - 69 - Canto segundo del paraíso
01:32:08 - 70 - Canto tercero del paraíso
01:39:01 - 71 - Canto cuarto del paraíso
01:46:20 - 72 - Canto quinto del paraíso
01:53:35 - 73 - Canto sexto del paraíso
02:00:57 - 74 - Canto séptimo del paraíso
02:07:57 - 75 - Canto octavo del paraíso
02:15:54 - 76 - Canto noveno del paraíso
02:23:26 - 77 - Canto décimo del paraíso
02:31:20 - 78 - Canto undécimo del paraíso
02:38:32 - 79 - Canto duodécimo del paraíso
02:45:57 - 80 - Canto décimo tercero del paraíso
02:53:42 - 81 - Canto décimo cuarto del paraíso
03:00:56 - 82 - Canto décimo quinto del paraíso
03:08:42 - 83 - Canto décimo sexto del paraíso
03:16:54 - 84 - Canto décimo séptimo del paraíso
03:23:53 - 85 - Canto décimo octavo del paraíso
03:31:10 - 86 - Canto décimo noveno del paraíso
03:38:52 - 87 - Canto vigésimo del paraíso
03:46:35 - 88 - Canto vigésimo primero del paraíso
03:53:57 - 89 - Canto vigésimo segundo del paraíso
04:01:27 - 90 - Canto vigésimo tercero del paraíso
04:08:27 - 91 - Canto vigésimo cuarto del paraíso
04:16:31 - 92 - Canto vigésimo quinto del paraíso
04:24:00 - 93 - Canto vigésimo sexto del paraíso
04:31:34 - 94 - Canto vigésimo séptimo del paraíso
04:39:05 - 95 - Canto vigésimo noveno del paraíso
04:46:57 - 96 - Canto vigésimo octavo del paraíso
04:54:19 - 97 - Canto trigésimo del paraíso
05:02:06 - 98 - Canto trigésimo primero del paraíso
05:09:26 - 99 - Canto trigésimo segundo del paraíso
05:16:59 - 100 - Canto trigésimo tercero del paraíso

A la mitad del viaje de nuestra vida, me encontré en una selva oscura por haberme apartado del camino recto. ¡Ah! ¡Cuan penoso me sería decir lo salvaje, áspera y espesa que era esta selva, cuyo recuerdo renueva mi temor! Era tan triste que la muerte no lo es tanto. Pero para hablar del bien que alli encontré, revelaré las demás cosas que he visto... (del Canto primero del infierno). Manuel Aranda y Sanjuan (1845-1900) ha sido un prolífico traductor de obras técnicas, pero también literarias. Entre estas últimas se cuentan Orlando furioso, de Lodovico Ariosto, y La comedia humana, de Honoré de Balzac. Su traducción en prosa de la Divina Comedia de Dante ha sido durante decenios 'la traducción' por antonomasia en lengua española. ( Tux)

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