Spanish Brothers (Dramatic Reading)

Spanish Brothers (Dramatic Reading)

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Spanish Brothers (Dramatic Reading) episodes

  • Shadow of a Sin (Dramatic reading)-Charlotte M. Brame
    "Shadow of a Sin," a dramatic reading by Charlotte M. Brame, delves into the complexities of morality and the human experience. This gripping tale explores the weight of guilt and the consequences of one's actions, themes that resonate deeply in today's world where choices often carry significant repercussions. Brame's evocative storytelling invites listeners to reflect on their own lives and the shadows that may linger from past decisions. The emotional depth and timeless nature of the narrative make it a compelling listen, reminding us that the struggles between right and wrong are as relevant now as they were in the past. Experience the intensity of this classic work and the profound insights it offers into the human condition.
    6 hr 34 min
  • Don Caesar de Bazan-Adolphe d'Ennery, Dumanoir
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    1 hr 36 min
  • Sylvie and Bruno (Version 2 Dramatic Reading)-Lewis Carroll
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    7 hr 9 min
  • Wouldbegoods (Version 2 Dramatic Reading)-E. Nesbit
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    9 hr 26 min
  • Black Beauty (version 3 Dramatic Reading)-Anna Sewell
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    5 hr 27 min
  • Blue Bird A Fairy Play in Six Acts-Maurice Maeterlinck
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    3 hr 38 min
  • Peer Gynt-Henrik Ibsen
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    5 hr 19 min
  • Reign of King Edward the Third-William Shakespeare
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    2 hr 37 min
  • Catherine Howard (Dramatic Reading)-Alexandre Dumas
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    2 hr
  • House on the Cliff (Version 4 Dramatic Reading)-Franklin W. Dixon
    Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under the influence of a Huguenot prisoner while Carlos becomes a monk and begins to discover the Bible for himself. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles Dramatis Personae Narration by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina Carlos, read by Joseph Tabler Juan Rodrigo, read by Aaron Rivera Dolores, read by Sonia Fray Sebastian Gomez, read by Jason in Panama Don Manuel Alvarez, read by KHand Don Juan, the penitent, read by Victor Villarraza Student, read by David Purdy The stranger, De Seso, read by Joe Gonsalvo, read by Kristingj Dr. Cristobal Losada, read by Patrick Saville Doña Inez, read by Rachel Those around Gonsalvo, read by Leanne Yau Proverbs, read by MaryAnn The tempter, read by David Purdy Juliano El Chico, read by TJ Burns The village cura, read by David Purdy The landlord, read by David Purdy Fray Fernando, read by Larry Wilson Fray Cassiodoro, read by Esther ben Simonides The aged monk, read by Esther ben Simonides Servant boy, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Beatriz, read by Esther ben Simonides Doña Sancha, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Balthasar, read by Larry Wilson Don Manuel the younger, read by David Purdy Passerby, read by Rachel Porter, read by Leanne Yau Doña Katarina, read by Esther ben Simonides Munebraga, read by Esther ben Simonides Gaspar Benevidio, read by Rupert Holliday The alcayde’s servant, read by Rachel Promoter-fiscal, read by David Purdy Notary, read by Rachel Prior, read by Larry Wilson Benevidio's daughter, a child, read by TriciaG Maria Gonsalez, read by TriciaG Don Alonzo de Munebraga, read by Rachel A mother, read by Esther ben Simonides Juanita, read by Joe Page, read by David Purdy Juan Gonsalez, read by David Purdy Juan Ponce de Leon, read by Esther ben Simonides Don Garcia, read by Esther ben Simonides Jesuit, read by Amy Gramour Attendant, read by Amy Gramour Llorente, read by Esther ben Simonides Juan Sanchez, read by Rachel Don Domingo de Roxas, read by David Purdy Herrera, read by David Purdy God’s messenger, read by David Purdy Jorge, read by David Purdy Lord Inquisitor, read by Esther ben Simonides Young monk, read by Jael Baldwin Editing by Adele de Pignerolles and Rapunzelina
    4 hr 36 min

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Juan and Carlos Meñaya have longed to find their father ever since they were little. Their dream starts to get lost, though, as they grow up and go separate ways. Juan goes off to war and falls under…