Juan Sábalo

Author:
Leopoldo Berdella de la Espriella

Publishing house:
Idartes

Publication Date
2017

We are pleased to introduce our title No. 129 of Libro al Viento: Juan Sábalo. Juan Sábalo tells the story of the country of the Zenú and Moor of Ayapel people. These stories go back to the beginning of times when the Gods of Darkness were creating the world. In this context, Juan arises with all his beautiful stories. He was the one who discovered fish could be eaten, and so, he showed this discovery to others and became the first fisherman of his people.

Author:
Leopoldo Berdella de la Espriella

Publishing house:
Idartes

Publication date:
2017

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Juan Sábalo

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We are pleased to introduce our title No. 129 of Libro al Viento: Juan Sábalo. Juan Sábalo tells the story of the country of the Zenú and Moor of Ayapel people.

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