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In this episode, we'll journey with Lucia as she discovers a global connection of memory, creativity, and new beginnings amid the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires.
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El corazon de Buenos Aires, la prima vera flores si l ritmo del.
Tango in the heart of Buenos Aires spring bloom to the rhythm of tango.
Lucia unees Crito a Mexicana, a vie viejado a la suda parasi Istidra and FESTIVALI Terrario.
Lou Da, a Mexican writer, had traveled to the city to attend a literary festival.
Cinembargo, Sucora, Sonsee and Contrava di Viddo.
However, her heart was divided.
I la Temporada del dia de los mortos, illa nos tel jive, sugar, suda de mejico cercia presente.
It was the season of dilla de las mortas and the nostalgia for her home in Sudad the Mexico was present.
Free Lancers coonsee con vitio and so.
Refujiu Freelancers com became her refuge.
El Cafe virente gieno de ner jie cretiva conalesierte colorido in Las Pareds.
It was a vibrant cafe full of creative energy, with mismatched furniture and colorful art on the walls.
Elolor del caiecho yelmujo de conversa combada de lucia.
The smell of freshly made coffee and the soft murmur of conversations accompanied each of Lucia as afternoons there.
Lucilla Conosa, Carlossie, Elena Doses Grito Sargentinos.
Lucia met Carlos and Elena, two Argentine writers.
Carlos Lava Pasion da mene local min Trasquelena Ustava de combardiris Tories familiares.
Carlos spoke passionately about local literature, while Elena enjoyed sharing family stories.
Lucilla and Contrava renegios pedasos loque extra neva tanto.
Lucilla found in them pieces of the home she so dearly.
Missed Anculo Alva, Ciela Stravi supais.
Despite this new connection, something called her towards the traditions of her country.
Via de los mortosiram Asquilla festivide Nato della Moriconcion san.
Sistros, Dia de las muertos was more than a festivity. It was an act of love and connection with her ancestors.
Lucia Kerie Vi vil Presente Buenos Aires, perosumente su cos al teres, Colorido Mexico.
Lucilla wanted to live in the present in Buenos Airis, but her mind and heart flew to the colorful altars of Mexico.
Una noce desposun diego de la sitera tura Lucia ca mino pol Cafe Bololatubo.
One night, after a day full of conversations in literature, Lucilla walked through the cafe and saw something that stopped her.
Undrinko cala verazel, floris, sivella, ziamosoa tencion.
A corner full of paper skulls, flowers and candles caught her attention.
Ern alter Parelia de los mortos greo porunartiste local.
It was an altar for Dia de los moertas created by a local artist.
I vi expatrido sivie heros compartienricuerdosi historias conlarrimasi sonrisas.
There, expatriates and travelers shared memories and stories with tears and smiles.
Lucilla sa sercoisu nio a la conversacion.
Lucilla approached and joined the conversation.
In beso sobre la resitas, c coosnava and juntas sobre las can.
She began to talk about her grandmother, about the recipes they cooked. Together about the songs they sang.
Otros combardi, sus propia, cistorias.
Others shared their own stories in his momento.
Lucia sintio Quez Tristeza, crans formava and alboms vaalioso una connexional memorie celeracion.
In that moment, Lucilla felt her sadness transform into something more valuable, a global connection of memory and celebration Alvia.
Sigiente conuna nova perspectiva. Lucilla comenzoes Crevier.
The next day, with a new perspective, Lucilla began to write.
La nostel ji se convitieninspiracion.
The nostalgia turned into inspiration.
In tinvikilastra diciones podenavas formas quesuistoria noes tavasola sin nida a mucha sorador del munde.
She understood that traditions could adopt new forms, that her story was not alone, but linked to many others around the world.
Asie lucien controlla pasiona renova da fuente de greti vida.
In this way, Lucilla found peace and a renewed source of creativity.
Las experiencias in Buenos airesi loso sugar secon vit la vaselato.
The experiences in Buenos Aires and the echoes of her home became the foundation of her new talement.
Treslavras fluenes suquaerno, supukevien contrados lua el mundo in tri la sandro ricuerdos nouvos comienzos.
And as the words flowed in her notebook, she knew she had found her place in the world, intertwining memories and new beginnings. Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break. Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Spanish, then in English.
Delcorasson, el corason, el kasson, the heart, Flores ser floris, sir flores, ser to bloom, l Ridmo, el ritmo, el ridmo, the rhythm plan Nostelgia, Planstelgia lan nostelhia, the nostalgia, El refujio, el refujio, el refugio, the refuge, divranti, divrante, divranti, vibrant des wallis, desi wallis de ci wallis, mismatched, Los moeblis, los moebliss, los moeblis, the furniture, elmurmojo, el Murmojo, l Murmurjo, the murmur Bluss hisstorias, lassistorias, lassi historias, The stories, Appasionada
mine papasionadamente, apasionadamente, pash loos ancestros, los ancestros, losancestros, the ancestors, Blos altaris, los altaris, los altaries, the altars, plas, calaveras, las calaveras, las ca la veras, The skulls e l artista, el artista e l artista, the artist, X patriados pixspatriados, x patriados, expatriates, blackrimas, bla grimas, larimas, tears, Los reguerdos love reguerdos, los reguerdos, the memories, bla recetas, lar riceetas,
la receetas, the recipes, transformer, transformer, transformer, to transform la prespectiva, la prespectiva, la prespectiva, the perspective, Adopta, adopta, adopta.
To adopt bunir, unir unir, to.
Link bla bas bla bas la bass, the piece, bla fuente, la fuente, la fuente, the source. Bla criati vida, la creti vida, la creati vida, the creativity bla vase, la vase, la vase, The Foundation, pin tre la sar, entre lasar, entre la sar. To intertwine Los reguerdos, loriguerdos, los reguerdos, the memories, ploscomensos, los comensos, los co miensos, the Beginnings.
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