El Barril de Amontillado
from Edgar Allan Poe
Versión en radio-teatro del relato del estadounidense Edgar Allan Poe en el que el siniestro protagonista se venga de Forunato. Extraído del programa radiofónico "Historias" de Radio Nacional de España. Dirigido por el periodista y escritor Juan José Plans. Estáis invitados a pasarlo de miedo, con miedo.
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