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Viaje por Praga

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Diana Uribe

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4.9 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2020

⏱️ 55 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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Summary

Nuestro recorrido por el Imperio Austro-Húngaro llega a su destino final. Una ciudad que sobresale a la vista, su arquitectura majestuosa y una banda sonara de música clásica y jazz. Conoceremos Praga, cruzando el Puente de Carlos sobre el Moldava y encontrándonos en la Plaza de Wenceslao, el epicentro histórico de Chequia. Al mismo tiempo, seguiremos las huellas literarias de Franz Kafka y Milan Kundera.

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  • Una visita a la ciudad dorada «Praga»

  • Los puentes sobre el Moldava

  • Un castillo que vigila la ciudad

  • La Plaza de Wenceslao donde la Historia de construye

  • La composición de Smetana

  • Música de Praga  para nuestra playlist de hoy

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0:30.0

playing in the background, playing in the background

1:00.0

with all of them.

1:10.7

So, I got to Prague.

1:12.0

What does it mean to get to Prague for me?

1:14.8

I went to Prague three times in my life.

1:18.6

But, for 20 years, I dreamed of going to Prague.

1:22.3

The same thing that I dreamed of going to Istanbul.

1:25.2

Since I knew the knowledge of the process

1:29.2

of the Prague Spring, I always wanted to get to the St. Wenceslau square,

1:34.6

because I always wanted to be in the place where it gave me

1:38.0

a so powerful disjuntive,

1:41.9

that we have not yet been able to resolve it.

1:44.2

I recommend that you listen to the series of the New Year.

1:48.4

Because in the New Year's series,

1:50.5

the process of the fall of the Berlin Wall is all over.

1:53.9

So, the insurrection of the 56 in Hungary,

1:58.0

the complete process of the Prague Spring,

2:01.5

until the fall of Berlin Wall arrived.

2:04.2

Therefore, I am not going to tell you now,

2:06.6

because there it is developed in a complete way.

2:11.3

But the reason is that when I read that, when I read it,

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