¿El rock está muerto?

Episode 1 of the Band of Necios podcast, hosted by Band of necios, titled "¿El rock está muerto?" was published on May 13, 2020 and runs 87 minutes.

May 13, 2020 ·87m · Band of Necios

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Summary

Nos gusta hablar de música, del rock y todas sus vertientes, buscamos saber si el rock ya ha muerto.

Episode Description

Nos gusta hablar de música, del rock y todas sus vertientes, buscamos saber si el rock ya ha muerto.

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