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En éstos tiempos donde las ciudades se han puesto violentas, inseguras, y nuestra sociedad cerrada y egoísta, muchas y muchos decidieron irse a lugares lo más recónditos posibles. A partir de ello surgen nuevos proyectos comunitarios, y la llamada *Neoruralidad* ante la imposibilidad convivencial del individuo posmoderno. Pero...¿no será que... vayamos donde vayamos llevamos el problema adentro nuestro? Al inicio del audio breves conceptos de mi autoría.

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