Comunidad Mukbang

An episode of the Asian Mood podcast, hosted by Asian Mood, titled "Comunidad Mukbang" was published on April 3, 2020 and runs 38 minutes.

April 3, 2020 ·38m · Asian Mood

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En este episodio hablaremos de los famosos Mukbang. ¿Que son? ¿Como se realizan? ¿Los conocías?Dale play a nuestro episodio y escucha lo que tienen que contarnos Juli y May acerca del mundo mukbang y ASMR. Siguenos en redes sociales: Twitter:@asian_mood, Facebook e Instagram: @asianmoodco

Episode Description

En este episodio hablaremos de los famosos Mukbang. ¿Que son? ¿Como se realizan? ¿Los conocías?
Dale play a nuestro episodio y escucha lo que tienen que contarnos Juli y May acerca del mundo mukbang y ASMR.
Siguenos en redes sociales: Twitter:@asian_mood, Facebook e Instagram: @asianmoodco

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