DRAMACHAT 1x04: Twitter, te rezamos

Episode 4 of the Generación Drama podcast, hosted by Generación Drama, titled "DRAMACHAT 1x04: Twitter, te rezamos" was published on November 7, 2021 and runs 47 minutes.

November 7, 2021 ·47m · Generación Drama

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Summary

Volvemos una semana más para hablar de nuestras queridas redes sociales. Un episodio en el que hacemos un paso por todas las que hemos vivido y nos quedamos con una clarísima ganadora. Además, volvemos a irnos por las ramas y quizá por bocazas nos toque hacernos Twitch. Algún día mejorará esto, digo yo.

Episode Description

Volvemos una semana más para hablar de nuestras queridas redes sociales. Un episodio en el que hacemos un paso por todas las que hemos vivido y nos quedamos con una clarísima ganadora. Además, volvemos a irnos por las ramas y quizá por bocazas nos toque hacernos Twitch. Algún día mejorará esto, digo yo.

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