Día Internacional de la Mujer.

Es un programa de entretenimiento que está dirigido a todo tipo de público, en donde se abordan temas de interés general, datos curiosos que no escucharás en otra estación de Radio. Súmate a esta nueva aventura, conoce de todo un poco, adéntrate en el mundo del Cine, la Música, la Moda, los Deportes, Chismes, Tendencias, el mundo Retro y las mejores Épocas. Vamos a reír, llorar, disfrutar. "¡Y recuerda que nada bueno pasa si no estás en contexto!” Ellos son: -Tamara Serna Berumen. -Christian Rosemberg. -Emilio Salazar González. -Jean Paz Luna. -Ian Yoel Enriquez Garduño -Ángela Danae García Oliva. En Controles: -Ángel Santillán Zavala Dirección: Víctor Andrés Cruz Pérez.

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