Last Saturday, Yasica i Yaguare they strolled through Rubí. If you want to see them, go to readers bookshop on the Train! where you will find the illustrated book that explains the adventure of the couple who founded the indigenous villages that were the origin of the city of Matagalpa, in Nicaragua. You can also purchase reproductions of the ...
Nine families from Estelí in Nicaragua spent a pleasant afternoon of shared play in the 7th. Feria de Juego of the Fundación Vínculos Estelí . People of all ages participating and having a great time with diversified game proposals. News this year: Soups of Letters. Itinerary with hands and feet. Pikler tunnel. Still...
There are few days left! The original illustrations of the Nicaraguan legend Yasica i Yaguare, the origins of the city of Matagalpa are on display and sale in La Social Llibreria until February 27th. You will also find reproductions for sale.
In a place in the Horta neighborhood we have received with enthusiasm and curiosity the couple Yasica i Yaguare . Dolors Borau and Oriol Izquierdo have remarked that the story that the book tells us is very beautiful! The illustrations... Spectacular! They highlight that it brings a string of opportunities: discovering what social organization and ways of life were like ...
Yasica i Yaguare –according to Nicaraguan oral tradition, founders of the city of Matagalpa–, accompanied by Princess Ratolina and her beloved farmer mouse, have made us enjoy a magnificent afternoon with Josep Aulinas.
Radio 94.6 has interviewed Marcel·la Altet – illustrator of the book Yasica y Yaguare , the origins of the city of Matagalpa–, to teachers of the Illa Escola d'Art i Disseny and to the Association Som Vínculos Estelí . They tell us about the global project Un libro, un tesoro of the Fundación Vínculos Estelí , where the publication of this legend on ...
Som Vínculos Estelí participates in the 1st Horta Book Fair (Barcelona). The Fair has been promoted and coordinated by the Public Library Can Mariner and Editorial El Tinter/Pol·len . Both are based in the Horta district. We thank Editorial El Tinter/Pol·len to give us a space at its stop. Som Vínculos Estelí there ...
