Elsendo de la 4a de majo 2026

from Arkivo de 3ZZZ Radio en Esperanto · host Franciska Toubale

Kanto: “ La lumo kaj la virbovo” de JoMo dediĉe al Laszlo Farkas okaze de lia naskiĝtago .  Parolado : Brendan  pri la tero  Legado : Brendan el legolibreto de Jean Borel de 1926 “ La malproksimeco de la steloj “ de Kifenburg. Muziko de Kaj tiel Plu el la kompaktdisko Sojle de la klara […]

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