Apoya Lo Nuestro | Artistas en Casa

from Apoya Lo Nuestro PR · host Natasha A. Lebrón Hernandez

Para una cuarentena que parece no acabar y que inevitablemente se va a extender. Nos sentamos hablar con Laya Kalima, Kedward Aviles y Mila sobre sus maneras de llevar con tranquilidad esta pandemia. Ademas, los chicos de Cuadrado 21, nos presentan su invento titulado "Corona Rhapsody Boricua" el cual se fue viral en un día. En esta ocasión veremos como los artistas en casa se ponen creativos de pies a cabeza.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/apoya-lo-nuestro-pr--3486260/support.

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