Nov 1, 2020 2 min

Guerra sin cuartel

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SINOPSI Mi bisabuelo fue un poco cabrón. Dejó a mi bisabuela durante tres años para ir a la guerra. Digo lo de cabrón porqué a él no le obligaron. Esta es la historia de mi familia. CRÉDITOS Guion: La Hescritora. Voz: Xavier Serrano y La Hescritora: Música: Jordi Pascual. PUEDES LEER Y COMENTAR EL MICRORRELATO EN INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/p/BnBmzipAxbO/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

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