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# Debuxos e poemas libres

![](/files/-LONQKtcaXoXNaxjIwO0)

## Debuxos e poemas libres

### Poema en formato son

![](/files/-LONQS2omFPg6OwZ-UVX)

###  [Pulsa aquí para escoitar a grabación do poema](https://youtu.be/qw3JM3t8cfY?t=45)​

### Debuxo e poema <a href="#dibujo-con-el-poema" id="dibujo-con-el-poema"></a>

!["Chorando versos" de Elsa Martínez - Creative Commons BY - SA 4.0](/files/-LONQfCyoAS2vb--Rv5C)

&#x20;Música utilizada: When You Leave del autor Sergey Cheremisinov con licencia Creative Commons BY <http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sergey_Cheremisinov/Charms/Sergey_Cheremisinov_-_Charms_-_04_When_You_Leave> La grabación del poema está licenciada bajo licencia Creative Commons BY - SA 4.0

### Ficha técnica <a href="#ficha-tecnica" id="ficha-tecnica"></a>

AUTOR: Elsa Martínez\
TÍTULO DEBUXO I: Chorando versos\
TÉCNICA: Debuxo a tinta e lapis\
DATA: 2018 \
\*O poema “Versos que cantan liberdades” é un canto aos dereitos e liberdades de todas as mulleres. Non estamos soas e as nosas voces deben e teñen que ser escoitadas.


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