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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2015 · 1H 4M

Asado Queer #2

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Hablamos de diversidad, de lo LGBT, de los feminismos y de lo político desde un lugar central y a su vez desde la periferia. Nos corremos del centro, para hacer análisis críticos sobre diversos lugares, y en esa crítica encontramos la unión. Escuchanos todos los viernes 22h en LA OTRA.

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