Carnaval Macabro | Conto Sombrio | Horrolândia

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As ruas do Centro do Rio escondem segredos... A alegria do Carnaval se mistura com algo mais sombrio. Nos becos apertados e vielas esquecidas. No caos da folia, ninguém ouve um grito. Ninguém nota quando alguém desaparece.Você está pronto para um Carnaval Macabro? Este audio drama é uma produção HorrolândiaAdaptado do conto O Barril de Amontillado de Edgar Allan PoeRoteiro, adaptação e edição: William de SouzaCom as vozes de: Davi Cardoso como André William de Souza como CesarMuito obrigado a você que ouviu esse episódio.

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As ruas do Centro do Rio escondem segredos... A alegria do Carnaval se mistura com algo mais sombrio. Nos becos apertados e vielas esquecidas. No caos da folia, ninguém ouve um grito. Ninguém nota quando alguém desaparece.Você está pronto para um...

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