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Feb 13, 2012 1 hr

¡Felicidades a los músicos!

from Programas de Todo Oaxaca Radio

Durante la emisión de este 22 de noviembre el maestro Rubén Vasconcelos tocó el tema del lamentable fallecimiento de Don Horacio Tenorio. Se recordó también a Don Jorge Martínez Vigil; ambos, personajes importantes para el estado. Estuvo en la cabina Alberto Toriz Roldán, Director de Medio Ambiente Sustentable del Gobierno de la Ciudad para hablar de los programas que se efectúan en dicha área, destacando el cuidado del arbolado urbano. Finalmente, se efectuó una amplia felicitación a los músicos en su día. Todo lo anterior rodeado de datos, conversación y conocimientos que caracterizan a Todo Oaxaca.

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