Acción Motriz-

El programa de la Facultad de Educación física de la Universidad pedagógica Nacional. Hablando con los estudiantes de la licenciatura en deporte y la investigación sobre las políticas publicas hacia la juventud en Bogotá. Las barras futboleras son uno de los temas que se abordan en esta discusión.

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