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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2020 · 13 MIN

Fotografía de Horror

from Federico Murua · host Federico Murua

Lo macabro siempre lo asociamos con algo terrorífico o tenebroso, aunque en un principio era una crítica a los nuevos estándares sociales. Con el paso de los años se consideró macabro aquello que era envuelto por una atmósfera lúgubre y oscura. En la literatura, el cine, la fotografía y el arte es común encontrar temas relacionados con lo macabro. En este programa te dejare los nombres de algunos grandes exponentes de la fotografía de terror y espanto. Espero te asusten...jaja

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