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Circle Round 'Armadillo’s Song' | feat. Gad Elmaleh
17 min Season 2 Episode 17

'Armadillo’s Song' | feat. Gad Elmaleh

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French comedian Gad Elmaleh stars in this episode about one little armadillo who doesn't let anyone discourage him from following his dreams. This lively Bolivian folktale tells the origin story of the "charango," a small Andean stringed instrument.

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© WBUR Length 17 min 9 October 2018 Season 2 Episode 17 MusicStoriesFolk Tales USA Episodic

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Under 5s6-10 MusicStoriesFolk Tales USA Episodic 9 October 2018 © WBUR

French comedian Gad Elmaleh stars in this episode about one little armadillo who doesn't let anyone discourage him from following his dreams. This lively Bolivian folktale tells the origin story of the "charango," a small Andean stringed instrument.

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