Episode 34 - TGS 2012

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KMA Radio TGS 2012: All of us are familiar with the early lines of Padilla that were made by Don Pepin, followed by those made by Eduardo Fernandez. Join us as we explore his early days in Cuba, starting with his grandfather's farm in Pinar del Rio to his family's house arrest in Cuba and their eventual emigration to the US.

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This episode was published on February 18, 2012.

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