Eleonora Arroyo Sergio Kern
Hada Trompetista
Hada ya sabía volar, la música la llevó aún más lejos...
Sergio Kern
Eleonora Arroyo
Título: Hada trompetista © Del texto: Sergio Kern © De las ilustraciones: Eleonora Arroyo © De esta edición: Los cuatro azules, S.L., 2015 www.loscuatroazules.com
Primera edición: septiembre 2015
For Rosabel, Cecilia and Francisco ISBN: -978-84-941866-3-9 Depósito legal: M. 33608-2015
Impreso por Gráficas Lope. Salamanca. www.graficaslope.com Impreso en España - Printed in Spain
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Text: Sergio Kern Illustrations: Eleonora Arroyo
... It was a village where everyone could fly.
Birds in the area were very flirty. They used to put on striped stockings of bright colors and walked with great elegance.
One cloudy day, José, the maker of horns for football fans, was blowing and blowing a horn to adjust its sound, when a horse arrived.
The horse, who was very polite, said: “Could you stop, for a moment,to blow that horn? “ José replied:” But they always ask how my horns sound, before buying them. “
“Could I borrow it for a minute?” Asked the horse.
José passed the horn to him, “What do you want it for?” He asked. But the horse was already very concentrated playing jazz.
The horse finished playing and put the horn in José’s hands: “Now it’s a trumpet,” he said. Then he turned around and got lost in the clouds, until only a few whinnies could be heard, further and further away.