Ola, and bienvenidos is the legend of simple stories in Spanish.

Alfonso the 13th became king at birth.

When he was about to lose his first tooth, an author wrote him a story about a mouse. That mouse visits children

all over the Spanish-speaking world when a child loses a tooth. I hope you enjoy the origin story of El Ratonito Perez.

In the boca, I'm much of the Dientes.

The Dientes of a nigno not are permanentes.

Primero, the nigno have Dientes infantiles.

With the time, the Dientesantiles is cajen of the bocca, and the nino receive

his dientes permanentes.

When a nigno pier de a inde to a tradition.

Typically, the nigno came to his kama and

upon his u-diente de bajo de la

de la Nixe de la noche, received a visit.

When they say the English, the nino received a visit of the other of the Dientes

a mouger pecania that

to the diente and pone di nero

de bajo de la almaada.

In the Paris, if Spanish,

E'uablans, the customary is a lot different.

Not is an ad of the dientes, and a raton, that's yama the ratoncito,

Perse.

Wier has to your origin?

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