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O rouxinol do Imperador - Texto de Hans Christian Andersen

EPISODE · Mar 4, 2021 · 13 MIN

O rouxinol do Imperador - Texto de Hans Christian Andersen

from Histórias para ouvir e imaginar · host Ana Marques

O projeto “Histórias para ouvir e imaginar” é composto por 6 histórias, narradas pela atriz Ana Marques. Hoje vamos conhecer o texto "O rouxinol do Imperador" de Hans Christian Andersen, que conta a história do pássaro com o canto mais belo, que encanta todos que o ouvem e sua relação com o Imperador da China.  Esse projeto foi contemplado pelo edital da Secretaria Municipal de Cultura de Passo Fundo e é financiado pela Lei Federal de Emergência à Cultura nº 14.017/2020, conhecida por Lei Aldir Blanc.

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