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Grandpa’s Tales: Original Bedtime Stories
by Jose Ayuso
Original stories told by a grandpa to his granddaughter every night. Tender, funny, and calm tales to dream by.This podcast was born from a family tradition. Many years ago, when my daughters were little, I used to tell them an invented story before bed. The deal was simple: if they weren't ready on time, there was no story! That helped them develop the habit of going to bed at the same time every night.Now, with my granddaughter, I have taken up the custom again. It was her idea to record these stories. Besides listening to them at bedtime, she plays them in the background while she plays with her toys on a small MP3 player. It relaxes her and has helped her expand her vocabulary in an amazing way.Although my stories are sometimes a bit "cheeky" and funny, they always seek to transmit positive values. I have decided to share them with you in English (with a little help from AI for the voice) in the hope that your children enjoy them as much as my granddaughter does.Welcome to
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The Little Bracelet Who Wanted to See the Sea (Part 4): Underwater Lights and the Hard Way Home
Our big journey reaches its conclusion! In this fourth part, the little bracelet and the ring discover that the sea is not only beautiful but also full of mystery and hidden dangers. From creatures that glow like underwater stars to wise old turtles, they learn that everything in the ocean is in constant motion. The moment they’ve been waiting for finally arrives: the salmon keeps his promise and returns for them!. Join our protagonists on an exhausting journey upstream, leaping over rocks and fighting strong currents to return to the very place where it all began. Now that they are back on the riverbank... how will they find their little girl again? A heartwarming story about keeping promises, perseverance, and the deep meaning of home. Values: The importance of keeping one's word, bravery in the face of exhaustion, and how our adventures help us grow wiser.
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The Little Bracelet Who Wanted to See the Sea (Part 3): Reaching the Sea and the Salmon's Promise
The grand journey downriver reaches its beautiful destination! In this third part, our brave little bracelet and her loyal friend, the little ring, finally see the endless blue of the open sea. However, after achieving their big dream, they look back and realize how much they miss home and the little girl who loved them. But returning isn't easy, as the river only flows one way! Fortunately, they meet a very big, friendly salmon who knows the secret to swimming upstream. Discover how they make a special promise with the salmon and where they decide to rest while waiting for the right time to start their big journey back home. A heartwarming story about reaching your dreams, friendship, and finding your way back to where you belong. Values: Gratitude, longing for home, patience, and cooperation with nature.
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The Little Bracelet Who Wanted to See the Sea (Part 2): Rapids, Salmon, and the Giant Waterfall
The adventure continues downstream! Our brave plastic bracelet and her inseparable friend, the ring, have finally left the pipes behind and are now navigating through crystal-clear waters. But the path to the sea is full of surprises Join our protagonists on this journey full of nature, songs to call the rain, and great courage. Will they manage to return to the river's course and reach their dream of seeing the sea?.
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The Little Bracelet Who Wanted to See the Sea
Every night, while a little girl sleeps, her favorite plastic bracelet dreams of a place it has never been: the vast, blue sea. Despite living a comfortable life on a wrist, the bracelet knows it must find a way to reach the horizon. When the girl never takes it to the ocean, the clever bracelet makes a daring and slightly "disgusting" decision to escape through the only water path available—the bathroom pipes. Follow this tiny adventurer as it navigates the dark, messy underworld of the city's plumbing, meets a kindred spirit in a lost green ring, and faces the terrifying spinning paddles of a water treatment plant. It’s a story of courage, friendship, and the long, winding road to finding where you belong.
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The Squirrels, the Little Pigs, and the Wolf’s Stones
What happens when a squirrel family runs out of acorns for the winter? It's time for an adventure! Join this funny family on a journey to a new forest, riding on the back of a friendly pig. But watch out! Along the way, they meet a hungry hyena (or maybe a very confused wolf) who is looking for a snack. Discover how the cleverness of the seven little pigs and the squirrels manages to trick the forest villain in the most hilarious way possible: by making him eat stones! A story full of laughter, wit, and lots of jumping through the branches. Values: Cleverness, teamwork, and how wit beats strength. Original story by: El Yayo
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Original stories told by a grandpa to his granddaughter every night. Tender, funny, and calm tales to dream by.This podcast was born from a family tradition. Many years ago, when my daughters were little, I used to tell them an invented story before bed. The deal was simple: if they weren't ready on time, there was no story! That helped them develop the habit of going to bed at the same time every night.Now, with my granddaughter, I have taken up the custom again. It was her idea to record these stories. Besides listening to them at bedtime, she plays them in the background while she plays with her toys on a small MP3 player. It relaxes her and has helped her expand her vocabulary in an amazing way.Although my stories are sometimes a bit "cheeky" and funny, they always seek to transmit positive values. I have decided to share them with you in English (with a little help from AI for the voice) in the hope that your children enjoy them as much as my granddaughter does.Welcome to
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