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User: Ttulo: CLASSIC STORIES for Kids 🐴 Don Quixote, Lazarillo de Tormes and Platero and I 📚
Descripcin: [Music] smile and learn they call me Lazaro de Tores because I was born in the Tores River my parents were from a village in the province of salaman they were very poor I was 8 years old when my father was sent to fight in the battle of GES my mother was left to raise me alone we had to move to the city of Salam monka and my mother knew that she could not support us both so she left me in the care of a blind man she asked him to take care of me like a son he was my first master [Music] the blind man was very skilled and cunning but he was also a Stern man who had lived a difficult life he was more than willing to let me learn my way through life learn boy a Blind Man&#39;s servant must know more than the devil I can&#39;t give you gold or silver but I can teach you how to make it in the world the blind man gave me so much advice but oh how he made me go so hungry luckily I learned how to trick [Music] him he kept the food in a sack which he locked with an iron key he would only give me a little food which I would eat in two bites however when the blind man would close the lock and think I was away doing other things I would go over to the sack and undo the seam on one side then then I would pull out pieces of bread sausage and bacon through the hole I would then sew it back together and that was [Music] that that&#39;s how I spent my days the blind man was determined to teach me lessons about life but I took every opportunity to him so that I could eat one day we left salaman and went to too there we met a grape picker who offered the blind man a bunch of grapes the blind man was very happy I want to share these grapes with you we&#39;ll do it like this you take one and I&#39;ll take one and if you promise me that you won&#39;t take more than one grape at a time I will do the same until we finish them that way it is fair I thought it was a good deal but immediately the blind man went back on his word and began to take the grapes two at a time I saw that he broke our agreement so I did the same I took the grapes two three and even four at a time when we finished them he shook his head and said to me Lazaro you tricked me you ate the grapes three at a time no I didn&#39;t I lied I was shocked that he noticed why would you say that why I know that you ate them three at a time because I ate two at a time and you said nothing I was amazed even though I was still a child I realized how very smart he was [Music] the next day I approached a priest to ask for money and he asked me if I wanted to work for him so I did however it was out of the frying pan and Into the Fire because the priest was even more stingy than the blind man he had an old locked chest where he kept his food but he always carried the key with him every 4 days he would give me an onion to eat if there was someone around when I asked him for the key he would take it out and give it to me saying use it but give it back to me right away you do nothing but eat that was a lie with only the few onions he gave me I was starving to death but he ate delicious meat for lunch and dinner he even chewed the bones clean from time to time he would put the cleaned Bones on my plate and say eat these it&#39;s plenty for you you already live better than a king [Music] one day my master left town and a copper Smith came by the house he asked me if I had any pots to repair I came up with a plan I lost the key to this chest do you have anything to open it he tried all his keys until he found one that worked he gave it to me I was very lucky from then on whenever my master slept I opened the chest and tore off a small piece of bread from the [Music] loaf but the priest saw the bread full of holes and began to think that it was the work of mice or worse a snake he went crazy he tried everything covering the holes in the chest setting traps but the bread kept disappearing he was so obsessed that he would get up at night and try to hunt the snake with a club I was worried that in one of these hunts he might find the key so I decided to sleep with it in my mouth that was a horrible [Music] idea one night I was sleeping with my mouth open and as I breathed air blew through the keyhole like a whistle my m Master heard it and thought it was the hissing of the snake he got up slowly with the club in his hand he crept in the direction of the hissing to catch the snake and Wham I am still hurting from the blow he gave me as you can imagine the priest did not like my trickery he threw me out into the street and I had to look for another master [Music] walking from door to door in the city of too I met a squire walking down the street he was very well-dressed and very well groomed he looked at me and I looked at him boy are you looking for a master yes sir come with me you&#39;ve been very lucky to find me I followed him happily I was convinced that he was going to change my life that morning we passed by many markets where they sold bread and food but he didn&#39;t stop to buy anything it was as if he wasn&#39;t entirely sure about me my stomach was rumbling but I thought he would surely have a delicious meal waiting for us when we got to his house but how I was in for a surprise there was no food at all in his house not even a decent bed my new master told me he wasn&#39;t hungry but it didn&#39;t take me long to realize that was a lie he was welld dressed but the Squire had no food to eat he had so much pride that he wouldn&#39;t ask for help or money instead he would walk around through the square as if he were a rich man he even tried to make me believe that he went to magnificent feasts without me I felt sorry for him of course he was vain but of all my masters he was my favorite in the end he gave me nothing but it was because he had nothing one day The Squire disappeared with no explanation so once again I had to look for a new master [Music] I had several more Masters a Salesman a painter a baith and with all of them I liveed through dangerous and terrible things just when I thought I would never be able to support myself I found a good job as the town crier of too and that&#39;s how I got to where I am today and I must confess I am doing it very well recently the arch priest of San Salvador asked me to marry his maid and I did I&#39;m very happy because she is a good woman and the arch priest always gives us wonderful gifts and useful things people sometimes judge me for accepting help from others but I don&#39;t listen to them for once in my life lock is on my side I have a quiet life and food to eat after So Many Adventures I&#39;ve learned that this is the most important thing platto was my donkey he was small fuzzy and as soft as a [Music] cloud only his jet black eyes were as sharp as a piece of glass when I let him loose in the meadow he would run and run and when I called him he would Trot happily back to [Music] me the Village People would see him and Shout he&#39;s like steel and it was true he was like both silver and steel his coat was as shiny as silver and he was as strong and Brave as [Music] steel one day as we were walking platero began to limb what&#39;s wrong my friend platto raised his right hoof with a sad look on his face he had a thorn stuck in it I didn&#39;t waste a second I lay down on the ground pulled the thorn out of his hoof and took him to the stream to drink some water oh how happy platto was after a short while we headed to the Sea on the way platto nuzzled me on the back I knew it was his way of thanking me [Music] platto got dirty very easily and his coat had to be washed with great care it was a hot summer day perfect for a bath so I took platto out to the Courtyard brought out a basin and asked him to get in in you go platero we&#39;re going to get you nice nice and clean platero nodded although he was not very convinced I gently washed him with the hose little by little the dirt from his coat disappeared and the water in the Basin got darker and darker see my little stubborn donkey don&#39;t you feel better now platto braided and shook himself dry suddenly he looked shy and embarrassed how handsome you are platto and the little donkey Overjoyed reared and started running around the courtyard as if he were a dog he was so happy clean and beautiful his little black eyes were shining brighter than ever one day platto and I were walking in the field When We Came Upon a swallow caught in a net she flapped and chirped calling out to her brothers for help but they couldn&#39;t possibly get too close or they would get trapped too oh no platoo that poor bird is caught in a net help me platto looked as sad and worried as I was we couldn&#39;t leave without doing something together we pulled on the net until we managed to free the poor swallow she was so small and so frightened now you are free fly away my friend the little bird spread her wings took flight at and went to join her brothers reunited the swallows chirped joyfully together and they were not the only ones platto was beside himself with joy how wonderful it felt to help [Music] others one afternoon in Early Autumn platto and I gathered in the field with our friends I wanted to show them a new album of trading card that I had received as a gift it came all the way from Vienna the girls looked at it their eyes widening and their jaws dropping with each page then I had an idea let&#39;s have a race the first one to reach the violets wins all the cards really promise I promise I&#39;ll be the referee ready on your mark get set go the girls started running they zipped across the grass their little dresses flapping in the wind they were close to reaching the violets when suddenly platto excited by the game galloped ahead and passed them the girls didn&#39;t want to waste a single second complaining but even when when they did it was too late platto wins platto wins that&#39;s not fair platero can&#39;t even read it was true platto had won the race but he couldn&#39;t even hold the book with his Hooves I have an idea she picked a handful of parsley from the meadow and made a crown for you platero the little donkey was delighted when the girl placed the crown on his head three cheers for the winner hiip hooray hooray [Music] hooray it was Carnival Monday and the children had painted Plate&#39;s face the whole town was celebrating and dancing around him however the poor little donkey was not enjoying the party he would raise his ears and try to find a way to escape but there was no way at last I managed to get him out of there and take him to the meadow to relax poor platto there was no way to calm him down platto was scared to death and wouldn&#39;t stop trembling then a butterfly flew by look how it flies platto it flies and flies platto calmed down right away he had always loved butterflies just as much as I [Music] did one morning I discovered that platto was very sick his eyes were closed and he wouldn&#39;t get up from the pile of straw that was his bed his belly was so swollen and he was breathing very slowly what&#39;s wrong my friend what&#39;s hurting there there the vet will make you feel all better just hold on a little longer The Village vet arrived at the stable a few minutes later he kneeled down to listen to Plate&#39;s heart then he looked up at me very sad not good is it there&#39;s nothing we can do K he must have eaten a bad herb the best thing you can do is stay with him until he falls [Music] asleep and so I did I sat down at Plate&#39;s side and gently stroked his back platto you are my best friend I didn&#39;t know if he could hear me but I had to say it you are the greatest donkey one could ever have what good times we we have had together do you remember the swallow and the race you ran so well that day you can rest now platto everything will be all right we&#39;re going to be fine platto passed away at [Music] noon the stable was silent except for the sound of my [Music] sobbing all around us flew a colorful butterfly that Shone in the [Music] sunlight one afternoon months later my friends and I went to the meadow in the shade of a pine tree there was a small stick anchored to the ground surrounded by flowers it was Plato&#39;s grave platto my friend my friends cried oh platero platero we miss you my little donkey I&#39;m sure you&#39;re in a nice Meadow now are there lots of swallows flying freely through the air do you take baths I hope you&#39;re not still eating things off the ground tell me do you see us are you looking down on us from up there then as if it were a sign a beautiful butterfly fluttered from flower to flower and landed on Plate&#39;s grave I was sure that the butterfly was a gift from platero who didn&#39;t want to see us sad so I smiled I stroked the stick anchored in the ground and gave thanks to my donkey in a village in lancha the name of which I have no desire to recall lived Alonzo kiano most commonly known as don kote don kote loved books so much he would spend entire hours reading them without a doubt his favorite stories were about the great knights in Old Spain as Don kote read through these novels about great Deeds of chivalry and accomplishments he started confusing fantasy with reality in like manner he strived to imitate the heroes in the stories becoming a night errant the world needs brave men like myself to fight for justice against evil from now onwards I&#39;ll go down in history as Don kote de la Mancha Don kote made all the necessary arrangements to become a knight like those in his books he went up to the attic and found an armor he laid his hands on an old spear and a dented Shield which he had to fix I almost forgot I will also need a horse he went down to the stables and there found rosin nante a skinny old nag just then his neighbor Sancho a kind chubby peasant was passing by Don kote remembered right away that he also needed a companion in his wanderings dear Sancho every Knight needs a faithful Squire and adventurous companion I can&#39;t promise you the world but if we win fortune and Glory I&#39;ll Grant you the privilege of becoming the governor of an AIS Sano was slightly naive so he believed him and accepted the proposal and this was how such an atypical pair set off seeking Adventures their neighbors couldn&#39;t believe their eyes what were these lunatics up to they laughed at them for hours but couldn&#39;t stop them Don kote Sancho and rosinante were strolling along the plains of lancha when they saw some windmills at a distance Sono my friend do you see those enormous Giants I shall do battle with them unto the death stop their evil Deeds which Giants my Lord those over there in the distance there are at least 30 of them can&#39;t you see how huge their arms are those aren&#39;t Giants Don kote they&#39;re windmills and those that look like arms to you aren&#39;t arms they are the blades that spin around with the wind soncho fear doesn&#39;t let you see clearly step aside I&#39;ll battle them don&#39;t run away coward creatures sano&#39;s warnings didn&#39;t do any good the blades pushed donot off his horse both himself and rosinante fell on the ground badly injured my Lord I told you they weren&#39;t Giants they were windmills but you didn&#39;t listen hush Sancho it&#39;s magician fren&#39;s fault who changed the giants into windmills to deprive me of Victory but I won&#39;t give up the power of my sword is greater than the magician&#39;s evildoing Sancho Panza helped his Lord up he treated his wounds and they both set off once again in search for more [Music] Adventures Sancho my friend every Knight needs to have a fair lady to dream of and to honor with his heroic Deeds because a Knight without love is like a tree without leaves Don kote had chosen DOA Del toboso a young peasant girl whom he idealized and decided she&#39;d become the lady of his dreams Don kote decided to write a letter to his beloved Sovereign and exalted lady sweetest Dela Del toboso your absence hurts dearly my heart my fair beloved I dream about the day we&#39;ll meet again and you&#39;ll heal my wounds Forever Yours the night of the sad continents [Music] Don kote set out on his new path together with Sancho suddenly he saw a thick cloud of dust a vast Army was approaching with the capacity to defeat them soncho warned him of such Insanity there&#39;s no vast Army of soldiers it&#39;s just a large flock of sheep Don kote didn&#39;t listen and pounced at the Sheep he hurt a lot of them with his Spear and stepped on many with his horse the Shepherds were Furious and they started throwing stones at him so many that both Sancho and Don kote had to flee with great speed Don kot felt exhausted nightlife wasn&#39;t the way he had imagined it to be he had come across with nothing but mockery attacks and disappointments and this was how Don kote commenced his journey back home where other Adventures were waiting for him those told in the books he loved reading so much this story written by the famous author Miguel de fantes is great in length and filled with Adventures like the ones we told you about how would you like to read the whole [Music] novel we &#39; learned so much in just one video did you know there are many more videos imagine how much you could learn subscribe to the smile and learn educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time
Leyenda: Educational compilation video for children of the stories of "Don Quixote", "Lazarillo de Tormes" and "Platero and I." This version of Cervantes' "Don Quixote de la Mancha" is specifically for children. It tells the adventures of Don Quixote, a knight who loved books and the adventures of the great nobles of Spain. Accompany Don Quixote, his horse Rocinante and the good Sancho Panza through the lands of Castile in Spain.

"Lazarillo de Tormes" is an adapted version of the novel published in the 16th century. This educational tale narrates the adventures of Lazaro, a humble and very clever boy who learned to live in a world full of challenges. We encourage you to dive in to this story in this children's version. "Platero and I" is a version of the story by Juan Ramón Jiménez published in 1914. This educational story tells the different adventures of a boy and his donkey Platero, as they learn about the importance of friendship and respect for animals.

This subtitled educational video is a compilation of stories for children in which they will discover classic stories in a fun way. Ideal for bringing classic literature closer to children in elementary school. 

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