Por: Sonia Castro ( español) Este mes tuvimos como invitados especiales a Rita Rosa, nuestra Directora de Música, (quien ha sido nominada a los Premios Grammy Latinos de éste año por su C.D de música infantil) y que nos sedujo con "una cosita que escribí y a la que quiero poner música"según sus propias palabras. A mi modo de ver, fué una historieta deliciosa como la que nos contaban las abuelas y que nos hacian soñar cuando ibamos a la cama en nuestra infancia. Luego subió al "podium" el Dr. Miguel Martin Farto, hombre de ciencia, pero dedicado en cuerpo y alma a enseñarle a los niños mediante la prevención, que la salud bien se puede mantener si sigues los consejos de "La Chiva Panchita"; un simpático cuadrúpedo que vive en "El Pueblo de los Animales" y del "Guije" del rio, (un ente mitológico) que harán las delicias de los niños en su próxima Antología de Cuentos, que enseñará a "la gente menuda", como prevenir las enfermedades casi jugando.. Una guia didáctica, útil y simple. By: Ivette Vidal (english)
The meeting for the month of October, 2009, took a surprising turn when the topic of discussion was children's literature. Let your imagination run. Take a trip to the past and open the door to childhood memories. Take a moment to remember what made you giggle out of control, what made you scared, what made you happy and you will have the perfect formula for a child's book. That is exactly what Dr. Miguel Farto, the Guest Speaker, did as he combined his profession in medicine with his love for children writing about common medical issues that concern children in general. He relied on Cuban Folklore to develop his stories. Among other books, he has published "La Parrandita" and "Las Casas de las Fiestas."
Rita Rosa, our other Special Guest of the evening, gave us an idea of what her next children's song will be about. Rita was just nominated for the Latin Grammys with her children's c.d. "El Patio de tu Casa."
In the month of October, The Cove /Rincon celebrates 14 years since it was founded and meeting at FIU. Some women of The Cove /Rincon: Sonia, Rosa and Marily, among other members, recited beautiful poems full of love, hope, and happiness. Ernesto contributed with his story tittled: "Luz Verde". This meeting was very entertaining. I am looking forward to the next one.
The meeting for the month of October, 2009, took a surprising turn when the topic of discussion was children's literature. Let your imagination run. Take a trip to the past and open the door to childhood memories. Take a moment to remember what made you giggle out of control, what made you scared, what made you happy and you will have the perfect formula for a child's book. That is exactly what Dr. Miguel Farto, the Guest Speaker, did as he combined his profession in medicine with his love for children writing about common medical issues that concern children in general. He relied on Cuban Folklore to develop his stories. Among other books, he has published "La Parrandita" and "Las Casas de las Fiestas."
Rita Rosa, our other Special Guest of the evening, gave us an idea of what her next children's song will be about. Rita was just nominated for the Latin Grammys with her children's c.d. "El Patio de tu Casa."
In the month of October, The Cove /Rincon celebrates 14 years since it was founded and meeting at FIU. Some women of The Cove /Rincon: Sonia, Rosa and Marily, among other members, recited beautiful poems full of love, hope, and happiness. Ernesto contributed with his story tittled: "Luz Verde". This meeting was very entertaining. I am looking forward to the next one.
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