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Best Mi Novela Favorita Episodes

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77 episodes

Las grandes obras de la literatura clásica con los comentarios del Premio Nobel Mario Vargas Llosa. 77 adaptaciones sonoras que mantienen la esencia de las grandes historias que han acompañado a generaciones de todo el mundo. Una producción de RPP para todos los oyentes de habla hispana.

#1

Frankenstein

Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' is a groundbreaking work that explores themes of creation, responsibility, and the consequences of scientific exploration. This episode delves into the historical context and enduring impact of the novel, making it a captivating listen for those new to classic literature.

2021-02-19•53m
#2

Los tres mosqueteros

Dive into the swashbuckling adventures of Dumas's 'Los tres mosqueteros,' a tale filled with camaraderie, honor, and intrigue. This episode is perfect for new listeners who enjoy action-packed narratives and rich historical context.

2021-02-19•53m
#3

La dama de las camelias

In this episode, we explore Alejandro Dumas's poignant story of love and sacrifice in 'La dama de las camelias.' This classic not only influenced literature but also inspired Verdi's famous opera, providing a fascinating insight into romanticism.

2021-02-19•52m

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#4

Las aventuras de Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twain's 'Las aventuras de Huckleberry Finn' is celebrated for its rich narrative and complex themes of race and identity in America. This episode is a must-listen for those interested in how classic literature reflects societal issues.

2021-02-19•53m
#5

El corazón de las tinieblas

Joseph Conrad's 'El corazón de las tinieblas' is a profound exploration of imperialism and human nature. This episode invites listeners to engage with deep philosophical questions and presents a gripping narrative that is both timeless and relevant.

2021-02-19•53m
#6

Naná

Émile Zola's 'Naná' offers a stark portrayal of society and the human condition through the life of its titular character. This episode engages with naturalism and provides a thought-provoking perspective on social issues, making it perfect for new listeners.

2021-02-19•53m
#7

Paco Yunque

César Vallejo's 'Paco Yunque' showcases the intersection of poetry and prose, highlighting revolutionary themes. This episode is a great introduction to Vallejo's work, inviting listeners to appreciate the depth of Latin American literature.

2021-02-19•53m
#8

El matadero

Esteban Echeverría's 'El matadero' is a powerful critique of tyranny and a cornerstone of Argentine literature. This episode is essential for understanding the socio-political landscape of 19th century Latin America, making it a compelling listen.

2021-02-19•53m
#9

Los viajes de Gulliver

Jonathan Swift's 'Los viajes de Gulliver' masterfully satirizes human nature and societal norms. This episode offers an engaging exploration of its themes, making it an entertaining and insightful choice for new listeners.

2021-02-19•53m
#10

Oliver Twist

Charles Dickens's 'Oliver Twist' sheds light on the grim realities of poverty and childhood in Victorian England. This episode provides a compelling narrative that resonates with social justice themes, appealing to a wide audience.

2021-02-19•53m