Shakespeare, Cervantes... y Garcilaso por Juan Manuel Chávez

El 23 de abril es un día de conmemoración mundial del libro y de idiomas como el inglés y el español, a raíz de figuras emblemáticas como Shakespeare, Cervantes y también por el inca Garcilaso de la Vega. En este podcast, la fecha en mención, no está exenta de una anecdótica controversia que va hacia la antigua Roma y asuntos de calendarios. Finalmente, es un recorrido por la literatura universal que da una vuelta hacia el Perú.

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