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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2007 · 28 MIN

Carta a los Reyes Magos

from Spanishpodcast · host Mercedes León

In our episode 28th , we are going to know the Reyes Magos tradition. It´s a spanish tradition similar to Santa Klaus tradition in other countries. The Reyes Night is the january 5th at night and in that night three Magic Kings leave presents for all spanish children. Some days before a spanish child, Pablo, is going to write a letter to the Kings and we can review one of the most usual subjunctive spanish verb form. In “Photographs with comments”, a new album of Barcelona collection: la Rambla de las Flores, de Barcelona. En nuestro episodio número 28, vamos a conocer la tradición de los Reyes Magos, en España. Una tradición similar a la de Santa Klaus en otros países. La noche de Reyes es la noche del 5 al 6 de enero, y durante esa noche, la leyenda dice que los Tres Reyes Magos de Oriente van con sus camellos y su séquito repartiendo juguetes por todos los hogares. Previamente, Pablo va a escribir una carta a los Reyes, y con ella vamos a aprender una de las formas más usadas del subjuntivo español. En “Fotografías comentadas”, un nuevo álbum en “Colección Barcelona”: la Rambla de las Flores.

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