CXV - 100 segundos

from Potlatch · host Rick Olivares

Se nos derrumbó el mundo sin redes sociales y nos sentimos muy cerca del fin del mundo.  Los 4 jinetes del apocalipsis son Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp y Twitter. 

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Se nos derrumbó el mundo sin redes sociales y nos sentimos muy cerca del fin del mundo. Los 4 jinetes del apocalipsis son Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp y Twitter.

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