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    Audiobook1 hour

    El cuento de la serpiente verde

    Written by J.W. von Goethe

    Narrated by Miguel de Ugarte

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    About this audiobook

    La Serpiente Verde es uno de los cuentos fantásticos más seductores de J. W. Goethe. La alquimia de sus palabras domina y doblega las fuerzas mágicas de la naturaleza hasta convertir los sueños en realidad y transformar las enojosas cargas de la vida en nuevas esperanzas e ilusiones. Gracias a una refinada búsqueda filosófica y estética del mundo sensible, el universo interior del hombre sale a la superficie, las mujeres rejuvenecen y dan vida, mientras el oro se funde una y otra vez iluminando cada escena y paisaje de la narración. Como en una cadena se van entrelazando unos personajes con otros sin dejar nada al azar y sin que ningún eslabón quede suelto hasta que, finalmente, La Serpiente Verde cierra el círculo y, de la destrucción, se regenera la vida.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAudiolibros Colección
    Release dateAug 20, 2020
    ISBN9789873693595
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