Canta por peniques (Sing a Song of Sixpence) (Spanish Version)

Celebrate babies from all over the world and the one thing (or 20) that connects them all--their fingers and toes!

Inspirado por una profunda admiración a don Ignacio López Tarso, Villaseñor se entregó al placer de escribir este cuento a fin de obsequiarlo al Festival Internacional de Cine de Tequila para respaldar el bien merecido homenaje a uno de los actores más distinguidos que ha brindado el teatro y el cine de la Nación. El trazo literario que esta vez eligió Villaseñor, para resaltar la figura casi mítica de don Ignacio López Tarso, fue precisamente la propuesta de Bruno Traven, por: considerarla apropiada para representar el complejo espíritu de nuestro actor, quien ha logrado la...

Among the thousands of books in the library of his bibliophile uncle, Juan finds The Wild Book, a rebellious book that resists being read and that guards a secret destined for the reader who is capable of trapping it.

Those nasty birds come and sit on the kangaroo's windowsill every morning and make such a racket that he can't sleep. The poor kangaroo is going crazy, and he doesn't know what to do. Since he doesn't really understand why birds are so rude, he decides to teach them a lesson by showing them that thay're not the only animals who can fly.