(Resumen) Cuentaselo a tu tia - Alvaro de Laiglesia

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Estos extractos provienen de la obra "Cuéntaselo a tu tía" de Álvaro de Laiglesia, publicada originalmente en 1969 por Editorial Planeta. El texto incluye la página legal con detalles de publicación y reimpresiones, además de una breve semblanza del autor como un celebrado humorista. A continuación, presenta tres relatos satíricos: "Probar el pastel" narra la confesión fraudulenta de un periodista que ganó un premio con un artículo copiado, solo para experimentar brevemente la gloria; "El milagrito de San Pedrín" sigue a un santo menor que busca mejorar su posición celestial manipulando la oportunidad de un milagro terrenal; y la tercera sección contiene fragmentos de historias adicionales que exploran temas de ciencia ficción, espionaje envejecido, y sátira social sobre el matrimonio por interés y la reeducación.Puedes escuchar y descargar todos los episodios gratis en más de 10 plataformas diferentes:https://linktr.ee/Historias_de_los_LibrosConviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/historias-de-los-libros--6630357/support.Produced by Podcai Studio:https://www.podcaistudio.com/

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