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Recital de poesías realizado por las alumnas y alumnos de 5º curso del CEIP Santa Lucía, en Carabaña

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If all of the kings had their queens on the throne 00:00:00
We would pop champagne and raise our toast 00:00:03
To all of the queens who are fighting alone 00:00:07
Baby, you're not dancing on your own 00:00:11
Can't live without me, you wanna, but you can't, no, no, no 00:00:14
Think it's funny, but honey, can't run this show on your own 00:00:18
I can feel my body shake, there's only so much I can take 00:00:22
I'll show you how a real queen behaves 00:00:26
Ah, no damsel in distress don't need to save me 00:00:29
When sauce not breathing fire you can't take me 00:00:34
And you might think I'm weak without a sword 00:00:37
But if I had one it'd be bigger than yours 00:00:41
If all of the kings had their queens on the throne 00:00:44
We would pop champagne and raise a toast 00:00:48
To all of the queens who are fighting alone 00:00:51
Baby, you're not dancing on your own 00:00:55
Hola, soy Aitana y hoy voy a recitaros un poema que se llama Proverbios y Cantares 00:00:59
Caminante, son tus huellas, el camino nada más 00:01:05
Caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar 00:01:10
Al andar se hace camino y al volver la vista atrás 00:01:12
Se ve la sombra que nunca se ha de volver a pisar 00:01:15
Caminante en el camino si no estelas en el mar 00:01:19
El clito por Antonio Machado 00:01:21
I hope you like my poetry, the wine is strong, the king is stronger, the women even more, the truth is that it consists of everything. 00:01:27
Well, the title is called Landscape by Federico García Lorca. 00:01:44
Let's see. 00:01:56
The wrong afternoon, he dressed in cold. 00:01:57
Detrás de los cristales turbios todos los niños 00:02:00
Ven convertirse pájaros un árbol amarillo 00:02:05
La tarde está tendida a lo largo del río 00:02:11
Y un rubor de manzana tiembla en los tejadillos 00:02:16
I'm Laura and I'm going to recite a poem for you. 00:02:22
It's called La gente. 00:02:31
La gente corre tanto porque no sabe dónde va. 00:02:33
El que sabe dónde va, va despacio para paladear el ir llegando. 00:02:36
A poem by Gloria Fuentes. 00:02:42
I am Maria and I am going to recite a poem. 00:02:44
They sing, they sing. Where do the birds sing? 00:02:53
It has rained. The grass is still without new leaves. 00:02:57
The birds sing, they sing. Where do the birds sing? 00:03:01
I don't have bird cages. There are no girls who sell them. 00:03:06
Canta, canta, el valle está muy lejos, nada, yo no sé dónde cantan los pájaros, cantan, cuanta los pájaros que cantan. 00:03:10
Bravo! 00:03:21
Hola niños y niñas, me llamo Paula y les voy a recitar un poema que se llama El Otoño. 00:03:23
Otoño llegó, marrón y amarillo, otoño llegó y hojas secas estampó. 00:03:32
El viento de otoño sopla, sopla y soplará 00:03:38
Y con las hojas secas me dejará jugar 00:03:41
Hola niños y niñas, me llamo Bianca 00:03:44
Y hoy os voy a recitar una poesía 00:03:49
El canario es amarillo, el jilguero es marroncillo 00:03:51
Y quien robe este libro es seguramente un pillo 00:03:56
Las hijas de Elena robaron este libro 00:03:59
Tres eran tres, las hijas de Elena 00:04:02
Tres eran tres y ninguna era buena 00:04:05
Hello everyone, I am David de Mora and I am going to make you a poem, it's called Aquí, and it's by Octavio Paz. 00:04:07
Mis pasos en esta calle resuenan en otra calle, donde oigo mis pasos pasar en esta calle, donde solo es real la niebla. 00:04:18
Fin. 00:04:29
Very good. 00:04:30
I'm Roberto. I'm going to tell you a poem by Don Pato and Don Pito, by Gloria Fuertes. 00:04:30
Don Pato and Don Pito go for a walk. 00:04:42
They both love each other and they both love each other. 00:04:46
They both miss each other when their mother scolds them. 00:04:49
They dance the rumba, while the other duck takes the guito. 00:04:53
Don't argue, boys, for the rambo. 00:05:05
We don't want anyone to know what happened to Don Pato and Don Pito. 00:05:08
Irene, Don Pato, Don Pato and Don Pato. 00:05:14
A big applause for the macabre. 00:05:19
Hello, today I'm going to recite a poem and my name is Lucia. 00:05:30
In the fall, the birds are looking for the heat. 00:05:34
The falling leaves change color. 00:05:37
The day is shorter, the sun doesn't heat up much. 00:05:41
The grapes and the mushrooms, how delicious they are! 00:05:43
Hello children, today I'm going to read you another poem 00:05:51
that is from a book called Chloe and her unicorn. 00:05:54
Juguemos, bailemos, riamos, corramos, que de nuestras vidas somos los amos, pero tras 00:05:57
noches tan trasnochadas, bueno será dar una cabezada. 00:06:17
Hello, my name is Cora and I'm going to tell you a poem. 00:06:27
Butterfly in the air, how beautiful you are, 00:06:34
Butterfly in the air, 00:06:36
golden and green, 00:06:38
light of the candy, 00:06:40
Butterfly in the air, stay there, there, there. 00:06:42
And you wrote it down there. 00:06:44
My name is Lucia Treviño and I'm going to tell you the poem 00:06:49
of the sleeping cat, made by Anonymous. 00:06:52
The cat Ruperto is going to get angry 00:06:54
because a little mouse roars in the street, looking for the duck in all the corners, 00:06:56
in the aracenas and in the aromalones. 00:07:01
But the cat of Milan fell asleep in a corner and roars, roars, roars, roars, roars, roars, 00:07:04
and a mouse roars. 00:07:10
Hello, my name is Inés and I am going to tell you a poem by Gloria Fuertes. 00:07:13
In my round face I have a nose without a nose and also a little mouth to speak and to laugh. 00:07:22
With my eyes I see everything, with my nose I see everything, with my mouth I eat, I eat corn popcorn. 00:07:28
Hi, my name is Héctor and I'm going to tell you a poem about the sun. 00:07:39
I like summer, I like the sun to come out, I like ice cream, strawberries and lemon. 00:07:43
That's it. 00:07:50
I'm Héctor and I'm going to read you another poem, and I invented this one. 00:07:51
The day I went to eat a lobster, and when I saw a lost one, I got happy. 00:08:00
I'm Lola Muñaz and I'm going to present a poem that I wrote for my own account. 00:08:08
Blue flowers, purple flowers. 00:08:13
It was a day of night that rested, but a night of day that woke up. 00:08:16
Hi, I'm Salma and I'm going to tell you a poem called The Silent Night. 00:08:27
It was written on July 13, 1900. 00:08:35
The silent night offers me with mystery your light. 00:08:39
El hechizo de antiguas canciones en este instante llena mi alma. 00:08:44
Por su camino azul pasas tú más despacio. 00:08:52
Y sobre ti descansan dos historias inmóviles. 00:08:57
Hello everyone, today I'm going to read you a poem by Federico García Lorca. 00:09:03
The lizard is crying, the lizard is crying, the lizard and the lizard with white front teeth have accidentally lost their little ring of undressed. 00:09:17
Ay su anillito de plomo, ay su anillito plomado 00:09:27
Un cielo grande y sin gente monta en su globa los pájaros 00:09:32
El sol capitán redondo lleva un chaleco de raso 00:09:37
Mirandos que viejos son, que viejos son los lagartos 00:09:41
Ay como lloran y lloran, ay ay ay como están llorando 00:09:45
We will pop champagne and raise a toast 00:09:57
To all of the queens who are fighting alone 00:10:01
Baby, you're not dancing on your own 00:10:04
Disobey me, then baby, it's off with your head 00:10:08
Gonna change it and make it a world you won't forget 00:10:12
No damsel in distress, don't need to save me 00:10:16
Once I stop breathing fire, you can't take me 00:10:20
And you might think I'm weak without a soul 00:10:24
But I'm stronger than I ever was before 00:10:27
If all the kings had their queens on the throne 00:10:31
We would pop champagne and raise a toast 00:10:34
To all the queens who are fighting alone 00:10:38
Baby, you're not dancing on your own 00:10:41
And just a king can move one space at a time 00:10:57
But queens are free to go wherever they like 00:11:04
You get too close, you'll get a royalty high 00:11:08
So breathe it in to feel alive 00:11:11
And all of the kings had their queens on the throne 00:11:15
We were cops invading, raising our toast 00:11:20
To all of the queens who are fighting alone 00:11:24
Baby, you're not dancing on your own 00:11:28
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Idioma/s:
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Autor/es:
HERRAIZ CABEZUELO, JESÚS
Subido por:
Jesús H.
Licencia:
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Fecha:
28 de diciembre de 2020 - 10:43
Visibilidad:
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CP INF-PRI DOCTOR CORTEZO
Duración:
11′ 56″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
Resolución:
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