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    Saga do Azerbaijão - A História de Badam: Livro 1 de Sagas Populares do Cáucaso
    Saga do Azerbaijão - A História de Badam: Livro 1 de Sagas Populares do Cáucaso
    Saga do Azerbaijão - A História de Badam: Livro 1 de Sagas Populares do Cáucaso
    Audiobook1 hour

    Saga do Azerbaijão - A História de Badam: Livro 1 de Sagas Populares do Cáucaso

    Written by José Fernandes da Silva

    Narrated by José Fernandes da Silva

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    About this audiobook

    Saga do Azerbaijão é uma narrativa épico-realística repleta de aventuras, pertencente a um conjunto de estórias mais ou menos do mesmo gênero, colhidas no contexto da oralidade no antigo mundo caucásico, referente à atual Federação Russa, onde o realístico combina-se com o fantástico e o maravilhoso, e cujo eixo temático fundamental é a concepção ideológica da tradição muçulmana.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJosé Fernandes da Silva
    Release dateMay 9, 2023
    ISBN9781310007491
    Saga do Azerbaijão - A História de Badam: Livro 1 de Sagas Populares do Cáucaso

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