Cuento ruso adaptado

from Los cuentos de Mariana · host Mariana Vega Lemus

Una mañana de domingo recordé esta historia que había leído hace mucho y en la cama la conté para mi hijo de 6 años, es un audio orgánico que no estaba preparado ni tiene la mejor calidad, pero no quise renunciar a dejar registro de sus preciosas interrupciones.

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