EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 5 MIN

El Sullu

El Sullu. Una historia del folklore boliviano. Narrado por la talentosa Imilla, este cuento te sumergirá en los misterios que existen durante la preparación de una Mesa Blanca de Bolivia, inspirado en el libro: 31 mitos y leyendas ilustradas de Bolivia, producido por la Revista Muy Waso y Salvador Pomar, y en el evento Graficalaca 2024. Este episodio promete mantenerte al borde de tu asiento. No te pierdas esta fascinante narración que combina tradición y horror en una experiencia auditiva única. Para saber más detalles de Graficalaca y sus libros visita: https://muywaso.com/graficalaca/ Idea original e historia: Jhosie Matias Miranda Edición y diseño sonoro: Abraham Marca Mérida Dirección y arte gráfico: Jhosie Matias Miranda Producido por Felina Estudio. Una productora boliviana de podcast. Para saber más, o comprar el libro Los Cuentos de la Imilla, visita: https://felinaestudio.com/nuestros-servicios/libro_podcast/ Contactos, comentarios y sugerencias: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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