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Great speeches that leave you speechless

In times when to convince voters Monago raps, Pdro Snchz enters Sálvame and the PP leaves the skin making rare campaigns, perhaps it is convenient to remember the importance of a good speech in the face of elections. Speeches of those who lift us off the seat every time we listen to them (or see on Youtube); Of those that leave us speechless. This is a compilation of the best arguments, real or fictitious, that either by the charisma of its speakers or by the genius of its text, have become classics of the art of declamation. In times when to convince voters Monago raps, Pdro Snchz enters Sálvame and the PP leaves the skin making rare campaigns, perhaps it is convenient to remember the importance of a good speech in the face of elections. Speeches of those who lift us off the seat every time we listen to them (or see on Youtube); Of those that leave us speechless. This is a compilation of the best arguments, real or fictitious, that either by the charisma of its speakers or by the genius of its text, have become classics of the art of declamation.

1. Martin Luther King: 'I have a dream

It is the 'speech' par excellence. The first one that usually comes to mind. The leader of the struggle for civil rights in the United States said it after the massive march of August 28, 1963, in Washington, before more than 200,000 people and the stone stare of the Lincoln Memorial. How many times have Dr. King's powerful words resonated in our heads? How many times have we had a dream?

2. The last speech of Eva Perón

Few women have spoken as strongly as Evita the last time she addressed her beloved 'shirtless' on May 1, 1952. She was dying of cancer and knew it. The response of the Argentines to the passion of their speech and their broken voice testifies the love of the people for the actress.

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