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Tag: pablo neruda

Aqui Te Amo by Pablo Neruda

October 30, 2013 The African Book ReviewLeave a comment

Aqui Te Amo by Pablo Neruda

We asked our readers to send us videos of themselves reading their favorite poems. Here’s Pablo Neruda‘s ‘Aqui Te Amo’ read by one of our lovely readers.

Posted in PoetryTagged African literature, aqui te amo, argentina, chile, pablo neruda, Poems, Poetry, poetry reading, the african book review, venezuela

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