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Aug 20, 2023 2 hr 20 min

1972: Heraldos del Glam

from Los Salieris De Rolo Hosted by Matias Magnecio y Alfonso De La Iglesia

Todos saben que 1972 fue el año en el que los paladines del Glam Rock se pusieron de acuerdo para confeccionar cada uno una gema, un álbum que le dé al género la jerarquía que sigue pescando fanáticos hasta el día de hoy. Escuchamos The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars de David Bowie, The Slider de T. Rex y Transformer de Lou Reed

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