031 Los Cronocrímenes (2007) - Wibbly Wobbly Podcast

from Wibbly Wobbly · host Lu Laguna y Diego Acevedo

Viajamos por accidente a Los Cronocrímenes de 2007, y tenemos que grabar el episodio exactamente como lo escuchamos la primera vez ✂️🤕 Deja tus comentarios o envianos tus preguntas para contestar en el programa a [email protected] Lu y Diego nos hicimos amigos hablando de películas con viajes en el tiempo. Cada episodio de este podcast vemos y discutimos una para decidir en qué lugar ocupa en nuestra lista de mejor a peor. ¡Acompáñanos en este viaje cronofílmico! Tumblr - https://wibblywobblypod.tumblr.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WibblyWobblyPodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wibblywobblypod Twitter - https://twitter.com/WibblyWobblyPod RSS - https://wibblywobblypod.libsyn.com/rss

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