The World tells Stories

Stories for children in Spanish and Norwegian

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Stories for children in Spanish and Norwegian

Spanish version below.
Flora the Hippopotamus doesn’t want to swim, but can a hippopotamus stay on dry land all the time? And what happens to the Mountain Mouse when she visits her friend Home Mouse in the city? Time for Norwegian-Spanish story time with storytellers Veronica Salinas and Ellen Martha Jerstad in the kids’ room. Best suited for children from four and up. Storytelling starts both at noon at 1 PM.

1 – 5 PM
LATINAMERICANNESS
Las dos Américas
La unión es su deber, su ley amarse:
Igual origen tienen y misión;
La raza de la América latina
– José María Torres Caicedo

Spanish version below.

What unites Argentina to the south with Mexico to the north? How much do Brazilians and Guatemalans have in common? The expression “Latin America” was first used in the middle of the nineteenth century. The poet and Bolivarist José María Torres Caicedo wrote the poem “The Two Americas” (“Las dos Américas”) in 1862, which has remained as the first lyrical description of a Latin American continent. What do authors think of this today? Is there any common “Latinamericanness” across the borders?

ESPAÑOL:

EL MUNDO NARRA
Cuentos para niños en español y noruego.
Flora la hipopótamo no quiere nadar, ¿pero puede un hipopótamo quedarse en tierra todo el tiempo? ¿Y qué pasa con el ratón de campo cuando visita la casa de su amigo, un ratón de ciudad? Esta es la hora de los cuentos en noruego-español con las narradoras Verónica Salinas y Martha Ellen Jerstad en la sala para los más chicos. Este evento es para niños desde cuatro años. Tendrá lugar a las doce y a la una.

i Sjeherasad Litteraturhuset Latin America (2012)

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