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(00:27):
Hey. Friends and friends, howI am dreamy. Welcome to your favorite
story show. I hope you're as excited as I am to share
another great adventure together. But beforewe begin, I would like to congratulate
Santiago, who listens to me fromthe beautiful country of Chile and who has
(00:52):
just turned six years old on May10. Many congratulations. I' m
sending you a big rso and Iwish your dreams were actually made. I
also want to say hello to Elijah, who listens to me from Acapulco and
says he loves it in my stories. Thank you so much for being a
(01:14):
big fan. Now I want tointroduce you to our new friends. Let
' s hear it, I'm carle and I' m six years
old. My bill. Favorite isthe descalcetines and the day to day to
(01:36):
hear a story of the jolote familyhello calls me Yana and I like by
the tale of the spiders and thatI want to hear on account of the
hello cajolot. Mirica, it's me that eight- year- old
daughter. I like the rabbit legend, I' d like to hear legends
(02:02):
and myths and fairy tales go hello. Amirica calls me Regina Mexico and she
wanted to say that she tells herfavorite is the hare and the card.
Bye, Wou. Thanks a lotto the four of you for your nice
(02:23):
messages. It makes me very happythat you like the stories I share with
you so fondly. I send youa great greeting to Mexico City and now
the time has come that you havebeen waiting for. Today we are going
to travel to a distant kingdom tolearn the story of a princess who will
(02:49):
have to fight to change her destiny. Pay a lot of attention because in
the end I' ll ask youa few questions They' re ready.
We started the geese herder once ina faraway kingdom, a kind queen who
called her youngest daughter into her royalchamber. The queen with a sorry heart
(03:17):
explained to her that she had toleave for a distant kingdom to marry a
prince in order to forge an importantalliance. I love you so much,
dear, daughter, and I'll miss you more than you can imagine.
The queen said while placing a delicatejewel in the hands of the princess.
(03:40):
I want you to have this jewelso that you will always remember me
the princess with tears in her eyes, but with a great sense of duty,
she accepted her destiny. He setoff, accompanied by his companion,
carrying with him the r many jewels, elegant dresses and a small gold chest.
(04:05):
The journey would be long and arduous, but the Princess was determined on
the way. The sun shone brightlyand the heat was embracing. The Princess,
feeling an award- winning silk,asked her companion lady to bring her
water from the nearby river. However, the lady, with a look of
(04:30):
contempt, refused.“ I amnot your servant,” she replied with
desén. The Princess, though surprised, got off the horse and with her
own cup, took water from theriver and drank later on on on the
way. The Princess was thirsty againand made the same request to her companion,
(04:54):
who refused again this time. Whenthe Princess returned to the horses,
she found that the lady had takenher horse and ordered her to change clothes
with her. Now you' llride the old horse and wear my clothes.
(05:14):
The lady said with a malicious smileand you must swear you won'
t say anything about what happened,or something terrible will happen to the Queen.
The Princess, fearing for her mother, swore not to say anything.
When they arrived at the castle ofthe King and the Prince, the lady
(05:35):
presented herself as the Princess as planned. She deceived the King and the Prince
by saying that the Princess was abeggar who found her on the way and
that she had allowed her to accompanyher out of compassion. The King,
feeling sorry for the supposed beggar,gave him a job as a geese herder.
(06:00):
The next day, the real Princesswent out with another young shepherd in
the field with the geese. There, the Princess let her hair loose to
comb it and the shepherd, fascinatedby its beauty, wanted to play it,
but then the Princess sang a magicsong that made the shepherd' s
(06:23):
hat fly away. The next daythe same thing happened. When the shepherd
returned to the castle, he wentto the king and told him that he
no longer wanted to go out withthe Princess because she only mocked him.
The surprised King decided to follow themthe next day and could see with his
(06:46):
own eyes how the Princess sang andthe shepherd' s hat flew magically.
Upon returning to the castle, theKing sent for the Princess and asked her
to tell her why she acted sostrangely. The Princess told him she couldn
' t say it because she wouldbreak an oath and something terrible could happen
(07:14):
to her mother. The king insisted, but the princess did not yield.
Finally, the king suggested that ifhe needed to vent, he should talk
to the chimney. She left theroom and the princess, thinking she was
alone, told her of her griefcrying to the fireplace. The king,
(07:40):
who had hidden in the adjoining room, heard everything. The next day,
the princess was redressed in elegant clothes. She looked so beautiful that even her
old lady couldn' t recognize her. During dinner, the king asked the
(08:01):
false princess what punishment should be givento someone who had lied to her king.
He must be expelled from the kingdom.“ The false Princess answered surely,
for that will be your punishment,for it is you who has deceived
(08:22):
us,” the king said,revealing all the truth,“ the false
princess was expelled from the kingdom andthe true princess was promised to the Prince
” How it must have been fromthe beginning, and so the Princess regained
(08:43):
her dignity and found the love shedeserved. They lived happily ever after and
the alliance between the kingdoms prospered sealedby truth and righteousness and colorless. This
story is over. How did theylike it? I hope so. Now
let' s go with the questionround. Prepare yourselves why the Princess has
(09:13):
to go to a faraway Kingdom.The Princess has to go to a faraway
Kingdom to marry a Prince and forman important political alliance. What does the
(09:37):
Queen give her daughter before she leaves? The Queen gives her daughter, a
beautiful jewel as a symbol of herlove and to remind her always what the
(10:01):
lady of companionship does. When theprincess asks for water on the way,
the companion refuses to bring water tothe princess and tells her she is not
(10:22):
her maid. How the lady ofcompany deceives the king and the prince.
When they arrive at the castle,the companion lady presents herself as the princess
(10:48):
and says that the true princess isa beggar she found on the way.
How the king discovers the true identityof the princess. The King listens to
(11:11):
the princess to confess to the chimneyabout the lady' s betrayal of company
and this is how she discovers thetruth. The tale of the geese shepherdess
is not taught the importance of truthand honesty. The Princess' company lady
(11:33):
betrayed her, but soon she discoveredthat lies always come to light and have
serious consequences. Honesty is essential tomaintaining trust and justice. On the other
(11:54):
hand, the Princess, although ingreat trouble, was very brave and showed
that her courage lay in her greatheart, as she remained loyal to her
mother, the Queen. Finally,when the King discovers the truth, he
(12:15):
restores the Princess to her rightful placein the Court, thereby demonstrating that it
is very important to defend justice.All right, that' s all for
today. I hope you' vehad a lot of fun and remember to
(12:35):
come back next Tuesday to hear anotherwonderful story. See you soon.
Hey. Friends and friends, howI am dreamy. Welcome to your favorite
story show. I hope you're as excited as I am to share
another great adventure together. But beforewe begin, I would like to congratulate
Santiago, who listens to me fromthe beautiful country of Chile and who has
(00:52):
just turned six years old on May10. Many congratulations. I' m
sending you a big rso and Iwish your dreams were actually made. I
also want to say hello to Elijah, who listens to me from Acapulco and
says he loves it in my stories. Thank you so much for being a
(01:14):
big fan. Now I want tointroduce you to our new friends. Let
' s hear it, I'm carle and I' m six years
old. My bill. Favorite isthe descalcetines and the day to day to
(01:36):
hear a story of the jolote familyhello calls me Yana and I like by
the tale of the spiders and thatI want to hear on account of the
hello cajolot. Mirica, it's me that eight- year- old
daughter. I like the rabbit legend, I' d like to hear legends
(02:02):
and myths and fairy tales go hello. Amirica calls me Regina Mexico and she
wanted to say that she tells herfavorite is the hare and the card.
Bye, Wou. Thanks a lotto the four of you for your nice
(02:23):
messages. It makes me very happythat you like the stories I share with
you so fondly. I send youa great greeting to Mexico City and now
the time has come that you havebeen waiting for. Today we are going
to travel to a distant kingdom tolearn the story of a princess who will
(02:49):
have to fight to change her destiny. Pay a lot of attention because in
the end I' ll ask youa few questions They' re ready.
We started the geese herder once ina faraway kingdom, a kind queen who
called her youngest daughter into her royalchamber. The queen with a sorry heart
(03:17):
explained to her that she had toleave for a distant kingdom to marry a
prince in order to forge an importantalliance. I love you so much,
dear, daughter, and I'll miss you more than you can imagine.
The queen said while placing a delicatejewel in the hands of the princess.
(03:40):
I want you to have this jewelso that you will always remember me
the princess with tears in her eyes, but with a great sense of duty,
she accepted her destiny. He setoff, accompanied by his companion,
carrying with him the r many jewels, elegant dresses and a small gold chest.
(04:05):
The journey would be long and arduous, but the Princess was determined on
the way. The sun shone brightlyand the heat was embracing. The Princess,
feeling an award- winning silk,asked her companion lady to bring her
water from the nearby river. However, the lady, with a look of
(04:30):
contempt, refused.“ I amnot your servant,” she replied with
desén. The Princess, though surprised, got off the horse and with her
own cup, took water from theriver and drank later on on on the
way. The Princess was thirsty againand made the same request to her companion,
(04:54):
who refused again this time. Whenthe Princess returned to the horses,
she found that the lady had takenher horse and ordered her to change clothes
with her. Now you' llride the old horse and wear my clothes.
(05:14):
The lady said with a malicious smileand you must swear you won'
t say anything about what happened,or something terrible will happen to the Queen.
The Princess, fearing for her mother, swore not to say anything.
When they arrived at the castle ofthe King and the Prince, the lady
(05:35):
presented herself as the Princess as planned. She deceived the King and the Prince
by saying that the Princess was abeggar who found her on the way and
that she had allowed her to accompanyher out of compassion. The King,
feeling sorry for the supposed beggar,gave him a job as a geese herder.
(06:00):
The next day, the real Princesswent out with another young shepherd in
the field with the geese. There, the Princess let her hair loose to
comb it and the shepherd, fascinatedby its beauty, wanted to play it,
but then the Princess sang a magicsong that made the shepherd' s
(06:23):
hat fly away. The next daythe same thing happened. When the shepherd
returned to the castle, he wentto the king and told him that he
no longer wanted to go out withthe Princess because she only mocked him.
The surprised King decided to follow themthe next day and could see with his
(06:46):
own eyes how the Princess sang andthe shepherd' s hat flew magically.
Upon returning to the castle, theKing sent for the Princess and asked her
to tell her why she acted sostrangely. The Princess told him she couldn
' t say it because she wouldbreak an oath and something terrible could happen
(07:14):
to her mother. The king insisted, but the princess did not yield.
Finally, the king suggested that ifhe needed to vent, he should talk
to the chimney. She left theroom and the princess, thinking she was
alone, told her of her griefcrying to the fireplace. The king,
(07:40):
who had hidden in the adjoining room, heard everything. The next day,
the princess was redressed in elegant clothes. She looked so beautiful that even her
old lady couldn' t recognize her. During dinner, the king asked the
(08:01):
false princess what punishment should be givento someone who had lied to her king.
He must be expelled from the kingdom.“ The false Princess answered surely,
for that will be your punishment,for it is you who has deceived
(08:22):
us,” the king said,revealing all the truth,“ the false
princess was expelled from the kingdom andthe true princess was promised to the Prince
” How it must have been fromthe beginning, and so the Princess regained
(08:43):
her dignity and found the love shedeserved. They lived happily ever after and
the alliance between the kingdoms prospered sealedby truth and righteousness and colorless. This
story is over. How did theylike it? I hope so. Now
let' s go with the questionround. Prepare yourselves why the Princess has
(09:13):
to go to a faraway Kingdom.The Princess has to go to a faraway
Kingdom to marry a Prince and forman important political alliance. What does the
(09:37):
Queen give her daughter before she leaves? The Queen gives her daughter, a
beautiful jewel as a symbol of herlove and to remind her always what the
(10:01):
lady of companionship does. When theprincess asks for water on the way,
the companion refuses to bring water tothe princess and tells her she is not
(10:22):
her maid. How the lady ofcompany deceives the king and the prince.
When they arrive at the castle,the companion lady presents herself as the princess
(10:48):
and says that the true princess isa beggar she found on the way.
How the king discovers the true identityof the princess. The King listens to
(11:11):
the princess to confess to the chimneyabout the lady' s betrayal of company
and this is how she discovers thetruth. The tale of the geese shepherdess
is not taught the importance of truthand honesty. The Princess' company lady
(11:33):
betrayed her, but soon she discoveredthat lies always come to light and have
serious consequences. Honesty is essential tomaintaining trust and justice. On the other
(11:54):
hand, the Princess, although ingreat trouble, was very brave and showed
that her courage lay in her greatheart, as she remained loyal to her
mother, the Queen. Finally,when the King discovers the truth, he
(12:15):
restores the Princess to her rightful placein the Court, thereby demonstrating that it
is very important to defend justice.All right, that' s all for
today. I hope you' vehad a lot of fun and remember to
(12:35):
come back next Tuesday to hear anotherwonderful story. See you soon.
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