Storytelling is a space in which, through several short stories by Hispanic authors, it offers a sample of the wide range of cultures and experiences that have found expression in the Spanish language and that are distributed in more than twenty-one countries around the world.
It is a traditional form of oral expression that is part of the popular culture of all peoples. Not only are the stories told, but the active participation of the listener, emotionally involved in the story, is sought. The narrator transforms the stories into vivid and intense experiences that stimulate invention and fantasy in those who listen to them. On the other hand, the characters that inhabit the stories are carriers of thoughts, feelings and cultural values. Approaching the set of cultures in the Spanish language through their stories is an enriching, fun and surprising multicultural experience. Because in the world of history… everything is possible!
This space begins, as an introduction, with the visualization of an authentic storyteller who tells us about his profession and tells us a story.
Children's literature is one of the most frequent is the story that tells a fictional story. Children usually feel identified with some of the protagonists of the story. The fable is another type of story that children really like. It is a story that is carried out by animals and has a specific moral, a teaching that transmits educational values.
The essence of a Storyteller is to make a good book a shared experience that goes beyond individual reading that any child can carry out at home. Just as children can visit the theater to see a children's play, they can also attend as a leisure plan a storyteller in which they meet other children their age who participate as listeners of that story that becomes an authentic spectacle of creative entertainment thanks to the communication skills of the speaker.
The narrator introduces himself, often in direct relation to his audience. As the author and performer of your score, you are free to improvise during your public narration.
