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Songs:
Spain:
La masereta (in Valencian language)
Soy una taza
El twist de los alimentos
La gallina turuleca
El baile de la fruta
Greece:
Milo mou kokkino (my red apple)
In Europeana database
Lyrics and music sheet in Europeana
free to use according to creative commons license
Riddles
Spain:
1. Blanca por dentro, verde por fuera.
Si quieres que te lo diga, espera.
(White inside, green outside
If you want to know, just wait)
2. Choco me dice la gente,
late mi corazón.
El que no sepa mi nombre,
es un gran tontorrón.
(Choco people tell me,
my heart beats.
Whoever does not know my name,
it's a big fool.)
3.¿Quieres té?
¡Pues toma té!
¿Sabes ya qué fruto es?
(Do you want tea?
Well, have tea!
Do you already know what fruit it is?)
4.Con tomate y con lechuga,
en el plato suelo estar;
puedo ser algo picante
y a muchos hago llorar.
(With tomato and lettuce,
I usually sit on the plate;
can i be spicy
and I make many cry)
Greece:
Άσχημος πατέρας, όμορφος ο γιος και τρελός ο εγγονός
(An ugly father, a handsome son and a crazy grandson!)
Paintings
Europeana database
Hercules and the apples of Esperides (Temple of Ephestus, Thisio, Athens - Greece)
available with creative commons license for non commercial use
Europeana database
'Still life' (watermelon) - Zoggolopoulos G. (Greece)
available with creative commons license for non commercial use
'Still life' by Francisco de Zurbarán.
'Eggs to the dish without dish' by Salvador Dalí.
'Still Life with pink salmon, lemon and containers' by Francisco de Goya.
Tales
Spain:
Ricitos de oro
El gigantón tragón
La gallina de huevos de oro