CABOCLO CAPIROBA

from LA CABRA QUE LEE · host Natalia Lorenzo

Fragmento de la novela "¡Viva el pueblo brasileño!" de João Ubaldo Ribeiro. Presentando su Caboclo Capiroba, un canibal que gustaba de comer holandeses. Nunca traducido al español, imperdible.

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