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Las 1001 noches... o casi
- Narrated by: Juan Magraner, Paloma Inza
- Length: 2 hrs and 39 mins
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Publisher's summary
En esta personal recopilación con 15 de los cuentos de las mil y una noches, Jordi Sierra i Fabra nos mantiene hechizados y envueltos en su mundo de fantasía y aventuras. Con él nos transportaremos hasta las lejanas tierras de Oriente, y la remota Edad Media.
A través de las historias que Sherezade le cuenta al sultán cada noche para conseguir mantenerse con vida, vivimos las aventuras de Sultán el marino, de la lámpara maravillosa de Aladino o de Ali Baba y sus famosos cuarenta ladrones.
Jordi Sierra i Fabra nació en Barcelona el 26 de julio de 1947. Es conocido por su obra como escritor de literatura infantil y juvenil y su trabajo como periodista musical. Su vocación de escritor es clara y firme desde muy temprano: confiesa que dio sus primeros pasos con tan sólo ocho años de edad y a los doce años ya escribió su primera novela larga, de quinientas páginas.
Pese a su clara vocación no contaba con la aprobación o el entusiasmo de sus padres, quienes al acabar el bachillerato le obligaron a trabajar en una empresa de construcción durante el día y a estudiar para ser aparejador durante la noche. De su infancia ha dicho que "fui tres veces reprimido: por mi padre, por el régimen y por la escuela franquista".
Además, su determinación y su tenacidad son más fuertes que cualquier obstáculo y sus insistentes cartas semanales a la cadena de radio Cadena Ser le llevaron a convertirse en uno de los fundadores de la revista "El Gran Musical" en 1968. En 1970 pudo abandonar los estudios para convertirse en comentarista musical, lo que le permitió viajar por todo el mundo con grupos y artistas del momento mientras cubría sus actuaciones y escribir reportajes.
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