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E7 - La Maestra que me hizo amar la historia
En “Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia”, normalmente hablamos de imperios, guerras, personajes y civilizaciones… pero esta vez la conversación es mucho más personal.Hoy me acompaña nada más y nada menos que Irma Cisneros, mi maestra de primero de secundaria; la persona que despertó en mí el interés por la historia hace más de 20 años.Más allá de fechas y acontecimientos, este episodio es una reflexión sobre el impacto que puede tener un maestro en la vida de alguien, sobre la importancia de estudiar historia y sobre cómo ciertas conversaciones, libros o clases pueden terminar cambi
E6 - La Caída de Roma
La caída del Imperio Romano de Occidente no ocurrió en un solo día… fue el colapso de todo un sistema que había dominado el mundo durante siglos.En este episodio de “Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia” analizamos cómo Roma pasó de ser el imperio más poderoso de la antigüedad a desaparecer lentamente entre crisis políticas, invasiones, guerras internas y transformaciones económicas.Desde los emperadores débiles hasta la llegada de los pueblos germánicos, este episodio explora las razones detrás de uno de los eventos más importantes de la historia occidental.Porque cuando Roma cayó…
E5 - El Mito de Troya
La Guerra de Troya es una de las historias más famosas de todos los tiempos… pero, ¿realmente ocurrió? En este episodio de “Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia” analizamos el mito de Troya desde sus raíces en la literatura clásica hasta la evidencia histórica y arqueológica que ha llevado a muchos a cuestionar qué parte es realidad y qué parte es ficción. Desde la Ilíada de Homero hasta los descubrimientos en Anatolia, este episodio explora los personajes, los eventos y las teorías que rodean una de las guerras más icónicas de la historia. ¿Fue Troya una ciudad real? ¿Existió la gue
E4 Cleopatra
En este episodio de Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia, nos metemos en la vida de una de las figuras más fascinantes —y más malinterpretadas— de la historia: Cleopatra VII. ¿Quién fue realmente esta mujer que ha sido reducida durante siglos a un mito romántico?¿Cómo logró mantenerse en el poder en uno de los momentos más inestables de Egipto?¿Y por qué su historia está directamente ligada a la caída de toda una civilización? Junto a figuras como Julio César y Marco Antonio, Cleopatra no solo jugó el juego del poder… lo entendió mejor que casi todos a su alrededor. Pero esta no es u
E3 Historia de la Migración México - Estados Unidos
En este episodio de Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia, analizamos uno de los temas más complejos —y más mal entendidos— de nuestra historia: la migración entre México y Estados Unidos. ¿Cómo comenzó realmente este flujo migratorio?¿Qué papel jugaron las guerras, la economía y la política en este proceso?¿Y por qué, generación tras generación, millones de personas han cruzado una misma frontera? Para entenderlo, me acompaña Eduardo González, historiador y escritor, con quien exploramos no solo los hechos… sino las historias humanas detrás de ellos. Porque esta no es solo una histor
E2 La Piedra Rosetta
Los templos seguían en pie. Las tumbas estaban llenas de símbolos. Pero era como mirar una civilización… sin entender absolutamente nada. Hasta que apareció una piedra. En este episodio de Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia, nos metemos en una de las historias más fascinantes —y menos entendidas— de la humanidad: la Piedra Rosetta. ¿Cómo es que un mismo texto, escrito en tres sistemas distintos, logró romper un silencio de más de mil años? ¿Quiénes fueron los hombres detrás de este descubrimiento? ¿Y por qué descifrar los jeroglíficos no fue solo un logro lingüístico… sino un cambi
E1 Alejandro Magno
En este episodio de Un poquito de contexto, un poquito de historia, nos metemos de lleno en la mente y el legado de uno de los personajes más fascinantes de todos los tiempos: Alejandro Magno. ¿Cómo logró, con apenas 20 años, construir uno de los imperios más grandes de la historia? ¿Fue realmente un genio militar… o un hombre impulsado por algo mucho más profundo? ¿Y por qué su imperio, nada más y nada menos que el más poderoso de su época… se desmoronó tan rápido? Para entenderlo, me acompaña Juan Pablo Pérez, escritor y licenciado en filosofía, con quien analizamos no solo los hechos… sino
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