El dolor

An episode of the Magonia podcast, hosted by Magonia, titled "El dolor" was published on October 23, 2018 and runs 16 minutes.

October 23, 2018 ·16m · Magonia

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Toni Garrido, el doctor Jordi Montero, J.M. Mulet, Tom Kallene y yo hablamos el 17 de octubre de 2018 del dolor, en la sexta entrega de la temporada de nuestra colaboración en 'Hoy por hoy', en la Cadena SER.

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