EPISODE · May 24, 2007 · 1 MIN

03A Séptimo Sentido

from Las Noches Golfas de Radio Gràcia · host Diego

Séptimo Sentido fue otro programa que realizó David Lillo años más tarde, concretamente esta grabación corresponde a una emisión de 1998 en Onda Rambla. Se que no es una grabación de Radio Gràcia como tal pero pensé que no estaba de más rescatarlas. -películas en la radio -el diario de David -Mariano Mariano en Marbella -llamadas de oyentes -¿de donde [...]

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Seacute;ptimo Sentido fue otro programa que realizoacute; David Lillo antilde;os maacute;s tarde, concretamente esta grabacioacute;n corresponde a una emisioacute;n de 1998 en Onda Rambla. Se que no es una grabacioacute;n de Radio Gragrave;cia como tal pero penseacute; que no estaba de maacute;s rescatarlas. -peliacute;culas en la radio -el diario de David -Mariano Mariano en Marbella -llamadas de oyentes -iquest;de donde proviene el blues? -Amparo estaacute; embarazada

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