1 Van Slaapliedjes en Heimwee - documentaire

Deze week in Parel Radio drie afleveringen uit de serie Van slaapliedjes en Heimwee. Hierin vertellen Nederlanders die in een ander land geboren zijn over een slaapliedje uit hun jeugd. “Ja het klinkt zo lieflijk hè, die melodie. Maar de tekst is dat niet: ‘als je vader ooit naar een andere vrouw kijkt zal ik zijn botten verpulveren en zijn huid verscheuren.' En hier zingen jullie Slaap kindje slaap! Wat heerlijk ongecompliceerd toch, Nederland!” Met de afleveringen: Cuba, Vietnam en Rusland. Meer landen en slaapliedjes in Parel 52 en 54. Reacties? [email protected] #parelradio

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