DEAD RADIO - T3 01 - Piloto

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El 2020 da para todo, incluso para el comienzo de la tercer temporada de Dead Radio, con el primer programa piloto: "Diarios de cuarentena".  -¿Deberían ser todas las drogas legales? - Hablamos de algunos libros convenientes para estos tiempos. - Invitamos a Cinto a charlar un poco sobre su situación (un español varado en Uruguay por la pandemia que se aloja en lo MC). - MC presenta su segmento de "Mística en la música".    O escuchalo en:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQu7agvN6PE&t=  Dead Radio, sigue grabando.   Sucribite para ver más programas     

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