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Tradiciones peruanas by Ricardo PALMA read by Various | Full Audio Book
Tradiciones peruanas by Ricardo PALMA (1833 - 1919)
Genre(s): Historical Fiction, Single Author Collections

Read by: Epachuko, evafolch, RQuintero, Mario Pineda, Yoyo, KendalRigans, Misikis, elguti, Odal, joseasaez in Spanish

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Los duendes del Cuzco
00:16:05 - 02 - Los polvos de la condesa
00:29:03 - 03 - La justicia mayor de Laycacota
00:42:27 - 04 - Racimo de horca
00:57:19 - 05 - Amor de madre
01:09:38 - 06 - Lucas el sacrílego
01:23:00 - 07 - Rudamente, pulidamente, mañosamente
01:43:15 - 08 - El resucitado
01:54:02 - 09 - El corregidor de tinta
02:04:30 - 10 - La gatita de Mari-Ramos, que halaga con la boquita y araña con las manos
02:37:03 - 11 - ¡A la cárcel todo Cristo!
02:46:07 - 12 - Nadie se muere hasta que Dios quiere
02:58:16 - 13 - El fraile y la monja del Callao
03:18:15 - 14 - Por beber una copa de oro
03:21:37 - 15 - Una excomunión famosa
03:34:12 - 16 - Aceituna, una
03:38:46 - 17 - Oficiosidad no agradecida
03:42:45 - 18 - El alma de fray Venancio
03:51:12 - 19 - La trenza de sus cabellos
04:02:34 - 20 - De asta y rejón
04:08:48 - 21 - Los argumentos del corregidor
04:17:41 - 22 - La niña del antojo
04:24:56 - 23 - La llorona del Viernes Santo
04:40:29 - 24 - ¡A nadar, peces!
04:50:10 - 25 - Conversión de un libertino
04:57:28 - 26 - El rey del monte
05:14:04 - 27 - Tres cuestiones históricas sobre Pizarro

Relatos breves sobre distintos momentos y protagonistas de la Historia de Perú. Obra magna de Ricardo Palma, si bien no puede considerarse una fuente de gran rigor histórico, reflejan costumbres, expresiones, nombres de lugares y anécdotas del país andino. A medio camino entre la crónica y la ficción, con un estilo muy dinámico, entretenido y peculiar que ha llevado a algunos a considerar que esta obra creó un género literario propio. Toda una referencia en la Historia de la Literatura Hispanoamericana. - Resumen por Epachuko

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