Credits: Written and read by Celeste Hankins, produced and edited by Rachel Lense. Sound effects by Pixabay. Music by Orangery.

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El libro Los árboles de Claudia Peña ha sido traducido por Robin Myers como The Trees. De ese hermoso libro de una gran sensibilidad, ambas nos leen "Niño", "Child". Con esta lectura celebramos la llegada de Claudia Peña a la enciclopedia y podcast y su trayectoria desde Bolivia en la literatura, el teatro, la edición, el activismo y la política. Robin Myers, como siempre, hace un trabajo exquisito con esta traducción, consolidándose poco a poco como una de las traductoras del español al inglés más reconocidas. Vengan a escuchar y a leer en nuestra página www.hablemosescritoras.org, sección "3 Minutos"

Claudia Peña's book Los árboles has been translated by Robin Myers as The Trees. From this beautiful book of great sensitivity, both of them read to us "Niño", "Child". With this reading, we celebrate the arrival of Claudia Peña to the encyclopedia and podcast, as well as her career in literature, theater, editing, activism, and politics from Bolivia. Robin Myers, as always, does an exquisite job with this translation, gradually establishing herself as one of the most recognized translators from Spanish to English. Come listen and read on our website www.hablemosescritoras.org, in the "3 Minutes" section.

Episodio 566: "Niño/Child" de Los árboles de Claudia Peña. Trad. Robin Myers

##PROD BY ELSEEN##
###GUTTER GROUP###
                                                  lyrics:

sk1ns:
i- i just talked to yo bitch and she told me that she knows me
i- i- i dont wanna talk down boy im not ya homie
mu mu murder mystery we gon put him in his place
i- i- i dont wanna talk right now put the AK to his face
we-we-we done left his body in disgrace 

essay: 
bitch im going viral
and he wanna do the race cuz my whip is suicidal
fuck around and find out
put a hole tru his face put a hole tru his bible
bi- bi - bitch im getting high like the tower of the eiffel
sippin on some lean thats the mf cycle
yo bitch is a bop u need to find the right hoe

guts:
blo- blo - blowin on this pack idgaf who sold it
pull up inna sports car lookin like i stole that
loo - loo- loo -looking like i stole that
pull up inna sports car lookin like i sto- sto- sto- sto-
idgaf i dont give 2 dams
u been playin hot we will shoot u up and ur man
bitches at my party everybodys getting lit
u been dissin on the net but im gonna hit a lick

murder mystery ❓ w/essay & guts(prod. @elseen)

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