ESPECIAL No. 2: "La separación de los Beatles, Jesse Owens contra los Nazis, y la leyenda de San Jorge y el Dragón"

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En este segundo episodio especial de la cuarentena por el covid19, Charly nos habla sobre la separación del cuarteto de Liverpool; Freddy nos cuenta de las hazañas de Jesse Owens en las Olimpiadas de 1936; y Lalo nos platica sobre la leyenda de San Jorge y el Día Mundial del Libro" Disclaimer: Este es un episodio especial grabado remotamente durante los días de cuarentena en abril de 2020.  Quizá la calidad de audio no sea la mejor, pero la plática entre amigos está más chida que nunca. 

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