Especial DDI: Los Rostros de Bélmez y la Fe del desconocimiento

Sección "El Contrapunto" dentro del Espacio de Luis Baras en Canal Sur, "La Noche Más Hermosa" que realiza e l tertuliano de Detectives de lo Insólito, José Luis Tajada con la edición musical de Carlos Ruiz y que se emitió en la madrugada del 05/010/2012. Tanto se habla de la fenomenología de lo que sucede en Bélmez de la Moraleda, que uno ya no sabe discernir la realidad de la ficción y que por mucho que se abogue por las pruebas contundentes sobre la veracidad o no del fenómeno, sino conoces lo que ya existe, poco puedes hacer.

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