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See you on December 18 at 7. 00 pm at the Evening of Stories, last date of our Tuesday to narrate.
Participating artists and cultural promoters who took part in storytelling Area since its creation as motivators to encourage people to tell their own stories and experiences.

also be reason to share their insights about the first year of our Tuesday to narrate to consolidate our storytelling Space.

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over a permanent meeting space ...

30/11 / Lorena Best Urday and Warmayllu

Lorena Best

6 / 11 / Marissa Amado and Radio Talara Desert Voice

Marissa Amado

27/11 Alicia and slaps and slaps Saco, dramatized stories of Traditions by Ricardo Palma.

Alicia Saco

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Children storytellers

At School Teachers Heroes of San Juan de San Juan de Miraflores occurred to them that the best way to celebrate the Week Rights of the Child is that children have their right to freedom of imagination, that is to tell stories. Thus the fifth I told the first and second grades and sixth through the third and fourth. The children took their mats, blankets, cushions, to acclimate the audience space, they invited them also chicha and candy, brought them surprise gifts, took them objects invented to accompany their stories.

A recess, a group of smiling children in first grade were in front of their peers living in the fifth, hoping to go to recess, waiting to follow them telling stories. Have

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Children storytellers, story listeners children, the teachers of St. John became a school in a place that upholds the right to happiness, joy, play, affection, memory, a word counted.
From here we celebrate the right to creativity, to cultivate the imagination free, to be responsible, to create to share, let us know and not let the voices to shut up and go on and on word of mouth talking

mouth ... A big hug and keep rolling the word, Lorena
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Presentation Prize-winning book Andrés Bello slaps and slaps

For several years, four students from San Marcos Literature (Elizabeth Lino Cornejo, Maria Gonzales Chumpitaz, Alejandro Hernandez and Kristel Panaifo Best Urday) compiled the history of the former Hacienda San Agustín through the voice and look of its inhabitants. Proceeds from this hard work I heard the book came Mentar the Hacienda San Agustín (Convenio Andres Bello, 2007), a publication that was awarded in Bogota at the Andres Bello Prize Latin American Memory and Thought. This book will be launched on Tuesday 4 December at 7:00 pm in the Reading Room of the Library Spain for the Arts. The comments will be made by Mary Elizabeth Gonzales and Lino, two of the authors of the publication, by Professor Manuel Salazar Larrue, the literary critic Mg. Yara Espezúa and John Dorian and Rosa Da Silva, residents of San Augustine. This presentation will accompany an exhibition of photos of the old hacienda.

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November 27, Alicia Saco, formed a professional actress in PUCP participate with slaps and slaps , theatrical storytelling traditions of Ricardo Palma. Popular stories as "The posthumous blow," "The Good Friday crybaby," "Look at you in that mirror," "The thing about women", "Sayings: out on a Sunday Seven", "The last sentence of Bolivar and "The governments of Peru", we will rediscover the critical eye and sharp humor of our traditions.
In this show, through drama, storytelling and traditions, Alicia Saco rescue stories that correspond to the colonial and early Republic, but despite the time elapsed remain valid and can identify with what is happening in our country.

Time: 7.00 pm
Location: Reading Room Alberto Flores Galindo Spain Library of the Arts Cultural Center of San Marcos-La Casona. Join Free



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El Callao is a city for which Lima is entered through the port or airport. Takeoff or above you can see large green fields, one from the mainland can not be found, then an image produced appear the excitement of travel or return. These fields are green fields stretching behind the Jorge Chávez International Airport, but there is not only farms but also people who work daily, houses, a chapel, a soup kitchen, a medical post, a soccer field, a stable, canals that irrigate the fields, a farmhouse and a wall through which you can see the airport. This place is the Hacienda San Agustín.

Bocanegra was the valley that stretched from the Rimac River to the Rio Chillon. Between the two rivers were the haciendas Márquez, Bocanegra, Taboada, Santa Rosa, Oquendo and St. Augustine. These estates were used for growing sugar and cotton until the early twentieth century. In this same period was established yanaconaje system, which was that the landowner leased a parcel to a worker and he was paid with the first crop of cotton and the landowner would sell only the rest of the production. All these estates, with the exception of St. Augustine, after the agrarian reform of '70 went through a process of accelerated urbanization in the late '80s. St. Augustine was in the fields of culture, architecture, customs and lifestyles of the estate only without the presence and mandate of the landowner.

In the '50s began construction of the current international airport on a part of the land of the hacienda San Agustin, it took place during the government of Manuel Prado, owner the hacienda. Since the construction of the airport of St. Augustine residents have acquired the status of a possible extension eradicable, as Mr Alberto Donaire, for that reason do not have a title. In the early '80s, due to internal migration in Callao and Lima was experiencing a great need for housing, for that reason created several settlements, among them were formed Sarita Colonia, Juan Pablo II and Acapulco on the part of the land in San Augustine.

since 2000 has undertaken the project of renovation and expansion of the airport at which the residents of St. Augustine will definitely be evicted and removed fields. Excerpt from Book Introduction Mentar heard the Hacienda San Agustín. Convenio Andres Bello. Bogotá. 2007.

about to take off for years are the inhabitants of what was the Hacienda San Agustín. The residents will be relocated, agriculture in the area will perish, the life history of an entire community will be dispersed and the memory will fade the memory of St. Augustine. However, we continue to count on there ever was a place behind the Jorge Chavez airport, from where you saw the aircraft take off in front of a celery farm. As the memories of the inhabitants of San Agustín have managed to transcend time and beat oblivion because the research work carried out with great persistence and dedication since 2001 by a group of students of literature University of San Marcos has become the book I heard Mentar the Hacienda San Agustín, edited by Andrés Bello Convention and Kristel authoring Best, Elizabeth Lino, Maria Gonzalez and Alejandro Hernandez.

On Sunday November 11 Kristel, Mary and Elizabeth delivered in the form of book to people who told their stories, who have made it possible for the memory of St. Augustine persists. The book is an outcome of a close bond that has developed between a people and a group of students. Meet Miss Dora, Mr. Prado, Mr. Juan Yara, ladies the dining room to Chelsy, Susan, Maday and all those who told about the history of St. Augustine is about to take off.

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will be in Lima !!!!!!!!

They come with their boxes, mats, bags, skirts and aprons to invite us to reveal together the stories to tell.

Show: Is it in your suitcase? ... Ana Maria Machado stories and Jutta Bauer.

V Cuéntamelo 2007

First International Storytelling Traveling

Auditorium British Peruvian CC. 19: oo pm

Wednesday 14, Gardens Auditorium (Av. Alfredo Mendiola 1200 SMP)

Thursday 15, Groove Auditorium (Corner Road Tomas Marsano of the Inca)

Friday 16, Auditorium San Miguel (Av. La Marina 2554)

Saturday 17. Auditorio Miraflores (Bellavista 531)

Free admission, first come

Book Fair v Ricardo Palma, Miraflores Park.

Day: Saturday 1 December.

Time: 4:00 p.m.

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Information: 92959923

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Spain Library of the Arts Cultural Center of San Marcos (BEA) as part of its work as a public library has built-from-last year the art of storytelling, interpret and listening to stories, under a proposal called storytelling space.
On Tuesday November 6 be presented Marissa Amado, who will make the show Talara Radio, the voice of the desert.

Time: 7:00 pm

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A village with red brick houses and extensive gardens, wind and sand border. A beauty queen, a great broadcaster, a man who knows maybe, get fly, love stories possible and impossible, in the middle of the desert and torrential rain on the way winding of the northern Andes of Peru and in other ways. That is this show, and begins when a girl I went, I was to grow at Talara. The other trips would come centuries later. Mounting stories other spices, with surprises, humor and a dash of spice Peruvian.

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Lorena Best, writer and researcher, will present at the Cycle Tuesday to tell Spain Library of Arts, the project's experience in Cajamarca Warmayllu and window, through a conference and the documentary Two Lives Joy and Sorrow.
Day: October 30.
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Reading Room Alberto Flores Galindo
Cultural Center of the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos

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communicated to the public in general that the presentation of the book: heard the Hacienda San Agustín Mentar for reasons of force majeure had been postponed and that in the coming days they will announce the new date.

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Spain Library of the Arts invites submissions of book heard the Hacienda San Agustín Mentar (Convenio Andres Bello, 2007) on Tuesday, October 23 at 7:00 pm as part of the area of \u200b\u200bOral Narratives: Tuesday to tell. This publication has recently won the Andres Bello Prize Latin American Thought in the category of memory of the Andrés Bello. Just the October 11 awards ceremony will be performed in Bogota
heard Mentar La Hacienda San Agustin is the product of research and collection of oral history testimonies of the former hacienda San Agustin in Callao, held for years by a team of students of literature at the University of San Marcos: Kristel Best, Elizabeth Lino, Maria Gonzalez and Alejandro Hernandez.

will present the Best Urday Kristel book, one of the researchers, Manuel Larrue, professor of literature at the Faculty of Arts at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Víctor Vich IEP and two residents of San Augustine.

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From 14 to 23 September but we share so many stories in Lima .... so that almost we get the spring bloom and Solee ....

José Campanari
Chacarita, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Galicia, Spain
born in the barrio of Chacarita in Buenos Aires, the same neighborhood where the cemetery and her grandmother-a Italian immigrants that came very hard, did not tell stories ... Then Campa tells these stories not told, leading to travel Chacarita of his childhood. Memories that weave into stories, to become authors of our memories, to find the stories in our own lives. Http://campanari.net/

Patricia Mix Valparaíso-Chile

Stories Oral Transmission
So, not necessarily transmission of oral tradition. Stories that happen and change every time they are counted. Patty sits with his water bottle at hand, we look for a while, released that same smile on the picture and the stories told within the innermost of Chile began to happen. And makes you want to invite us mulled wine that he shared the stories in so many peoples of Chile. She is silent, laugh, laugh and stories her tomorrow.

Oskar Corridor Bogota-Colombia

Your case is special: be as bad writer makes an excellent storyteller of his own "bad" stories. Oskar gives us with their versions of literature told that word becomes almost sung literature. Did you know that Paco hypothermia and Patty Penguin Penguin is cured with the approach that love environment?

Arnau Vilardebó
Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSpain
diligent researcher of Greek mythology, with emphasis on the drives and desires of the immortal gods, by chance, which are born knowing everything.
If you've heard before from Greek myths, then forget everything you've heard because Arnau not only invites you to listen and laugh with such intelligent humor, but to live you yourself in "whatever happens" to the gods Greeks and their adventures between Olympus and Earth. Like Zeus, he also "fascinated" castles made of gold, like those that have stories. Http://www.marato.com/ANTIGUO/arnaue.htm

Rosa Elena Carvajal Barrientos, Maria Elena Vasquez-Carolina
Mexico City Mexico
They are Blue Moon, a group of Mexican narrators We are delighted with their stories women. They have secrets and about women with secrets, with charms, spells, with some of that particular magic he makes ...

And from Peru ...
From many places in Peru and Peruvian journeys the world, shared many stories with us: Rosana Reategui (between Peru and Brazil), Ana Correa, Aroma would climb, Pepe Cabana Kojachi (Mukashi-Mukashi), Alice Bag, Gustavo Cabrera, Monica Rossi, Angel Calvo, Yana Willay Stories, Francois Vallays (between France and Peru), Tania Castro (from Cusco), Manuel Herran, Mónica Carrillo, Octavio Santa Cruz, María Angélica Vega and Humberto Castelblanco (between Colombia and Peru).

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are coated and Marissa who can tell us stories of how to achieve year over year Festival, which proposes not only meet, exchange stories, seeing us, but listen ... talk a lot, find common dreams, put us in conflict, ask questions ... in order to bet on this world of spoken word. And of course it's not just them, let me tell you it is also a venture Aroma Would rise, Fernando Anand, Cheli Bernales, Silvia Meza, Lucho Ramirez and Franck Moncherit.

And this is just the beginning, because let me tell you there is plenty more to hear, imagine, count, make up, relate, find, lose, remember, wonder, celebrate ...
Hugs, Lorena
Best
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