El zorro y el cuervo

Episode Transcript

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Hey. Friends and friends, howwelcome to your favorite story show. I
am very grateful to you for accompanyingme during the season of two thousand twenty
- four. Every shared story hasbeen a magical journey, full of laughter,
teachings and special moments. It fillsmy heart with joy to know that

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you have been there listening to everystory with enthusiasm and affection. It is
you who inspire me to keep tellingstories. Thank you for allowing me to
be part of your special moments andfor making this podcast a space for adventures
and learning for everyone. I hopeto continue to thrill them just like the

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first day in the coming seasons.But before continuing this special program, I
would like to introduce our new friendsAurora, Amalia, Manuel, Anaís,
Atena and Aira. Let' slisten to Black woman Dea Laura the Dariela

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with ran tell the Chao Hamblea AmaliaCanales. I love it so much counts
and favorite is the selenicite. You' ve got a lot of Chao'
s left, hello America. Myname is Manuel always when I go to

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sleep. I hear your stories andthey' re really good. I like
them very much, but they verymuch and they sleep me instantly Hi Mirica,
I like how many favorites, PeterPan and the Lord is Crush and
I like to sing and paint andI live in Puerto Rico, Misiones Argentina

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and I call myself Tina chau Youhappened with my sister now Nidi camp I
have three years old. I'm Ilá, and I like all your
stories, too. Bye, I' ll give you a big hug and
a lot of prayers Hi, OníricaI love your stories. My favorite account

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is white snow at six years ofage I' ve been listening to your
stories. I send you kisses andhugs. Bye, America Wou. Thank
you so much for your nice messages. I hope you enjoy the episode of
this day that I dedicate to youwith great affection, and now the time

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has come that you have been waitingfor. Today I want to share with
you a fable that teaches us todistrust the flatterers. Pay a lot of
attention because in the end I'll ask you a few questions. They
' re ready. We started thefox and the body on top of a

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leafy oak. A voice body satproudly, holding a piece of cheese on
its beak. It was a magnificentraven with black azabache plumage shining in the
morning sun. Admiring his reflection ina nearby puddle. The raven was filled

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with vanity and thought to himself howbeautiful and majestic I am. Meanwhile,
at the foot of the oak amongthe bushes, a shrewd fox watched the
raven and his precious prize with warningeyes. The fox, with its thick

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tail and bright eyes, planned toget the raven cheese without alerting him.
With patience and cunning, the foxdecided to use the strategy of flattery.
He approached the foot of the treeand raised his head with a rha smile.

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“ Good morning, dear raven exclaimedin a sweet and flattering voice the
raven surprised but pleased with the attention, looked at the fox with curiosity.
What a brilliant plumage and elegant posture.“ You have a dear raven,

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” the fox continued. Surely yourvoice must be as melodious as your appearance.
I would love to hear your singingto delight my ears on this beautiful
morning. It is well known thatcrows cannot sing gracefully as other beekeepers do.

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But the raven, flattered by thepraise and eager to demonstrate his supposed
skill, felt flattered in a burstof vanity and complacency. He opened his
beak to greasy with pride. Ahah ah ah. In doing so,
the piece of cheese fell carelessly tothe alone right in front of the fox.

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With only one move, The Foxseized the opportunity and grabbed the cheese
with his snout without wasting time.He ran away as the raven stared with
disbelief and shame at how he hadlost his precious piece of cheese because of
his vanity. He had fallen intothe trap of the cunning fox, but

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he learned a valuable lesson that superficialpraises can be misleading and that it is
better not to be carried away bythem, but a wise judgment. Since
then, the raven has become morecautious and humble. He learned to value

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things for their true merit, nolonger to be carried away by appearances or
flattery without substance and colored color.This story is over. How did they
like it? I hope so.Now let' s go with the question
round. Prepare yourselves where the vainraven stood, very well on top of

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a lush oak tree. How thefox is described. He is described as
a very cunning fox, with athick tail and warning eyes. What the

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raven was like. It was amagnificent raven with black azabache plumage shining in
the morning sun. Which character isthe smartest, the fox or the crow.

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The fox, because by falsely praisingthe raven, could cause him to
release the piece of cheese. Whatis the moral of the fable. We

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should not always believe in flattery withoutrns thinking, as they can lead us
to make mistakes. Humility and prudenceare virtues that will help us not to
be as vain as the raven.It is important to understand that we are

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all very valuable and we should beproud of ourselves, but we do not
need superficial flattery to recognize how specialwe are that we are good. This
has been the last episode of theseason of two thousand twenty- four.
Don' t forget that there willbe a special episode for Christmas, as

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it is already tradition. Be verycareful and remember that there will be more
stories in April of the twenty-five thousand. See you soon. S

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