Expresiones de nuestra tierra: palabras e historias con José Miguel | Radio Castilléjar

¡Bienvenidos a una nueva entrega de "Expresiones de nuestra tierra e historias de una vida"! ️✨ En este episodio, José Miguel nos guía en un viaje nostálgico y divertido por nuestras raíces. Cada semana, descubrimos el significado de 3 palabras típicas de nuestra tierra y nos deleitamos con una historia auténtica que nos sacará una sonrisa mientras viajamos en el tiempo. Lo que encontrarás hoy: El rescate de tres expresiones que no debemos olvidar. Una historia de vida narrada con la sabiduría y el humor de José Miguel. PRÓXIMAMENTE: Estamos preparando nuestra nueva web de Radio a la Carta, donde esta sección tendrá su propio rincón especial. Porque entender de dónde venimos a través de nuestras palabras nos ayuda a elegir mejor hacia dónde vamos.

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