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Cuentos para irse a Dormir - El Iman Acusador

EPISODE · Jan 30, 2020 · 22 MIN

Cuentos para irse a Dormir - El Iman Acusador

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Amiguitos hoy queremos compartir con vosotros un cuento bien chulo que Manu lo conoce gracias a los cuenta cuentos de salvat (que podéis encontrar en ivoox o youtube) así que agarraos fuerte que empezamos con este Iman Acusador SALUDITOS Han mandado un mail a [email protected] ELSA y vivo en Arganda del Rey (Madrid) Roi y Noa - Audio Vera de 8 años y Ricardo de 37 años de Torrente - Audio ACIERTAN Cruela de Vil Santiago Zepeda de El Salvador Tristan de 7 Años Ari Hegoa y Yune Lucas vivo en Cantabria tengo 8 años Adur, de 6 años, su ama June de 38 y su aita Andreas de 41, y vivimos en Celrá (Girona) - Mi vecino Totoro Luisa de 11 años de Colombia Asier (7) e Ibai (3) de Donostia - El Pingüino Friolero Miguel de 47 años y Alicia de 9 años Diana de 7 años, Cloe de 3 años y Cristina de 43, de Sevilla - Participar en alguna aventura SALUDOS Ángela Tristán martina, Leire y el papa Jordi - Mowgli Adrián de Galapagar de 7 años que acertó noche de paz Hegoa Yune y la tía Mariví Joanes de 9 años de Navarra - IT elisa mama Ana y papa Cesar de Madrid Vilma Portal, tengo 6 años, soy de Salamanca Nos piden el principe de egipto Elisa de Madrid Alderete Miguel.. nuestros nombres Papá David.. Mamá Susana. hijos Bernabé 10 Rebeca 8 Uriel 6 y Keyla 4.. saludos Sara de 7 años y les mando un Saludos desde Argentina Lucas - No hemos hecho adivinanza en Harry Potter maël 8 años y mi hermana Greta de 5 años - Rivas Vaciamadrid Lucas - Adivina la familia adams Joel. De viladecans Wili Pérez Su hermano es Anthony Loja Ecuador - Mas de Goku

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