Idolatría Colonial 📕
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Te hablo hacerca de como los hubo un gran chiquero Cultural entre el México antiguo tu los colonizadores españoles junto con la iglesia y los métodos que utilizaron para imponer sus creencias y cultura Española espero y sea de tu agrado ya que es mi primer Podcast y estoy un poquito nervioso recuerda que este material fue sacado de un libro por lo que en estos temas se recomienda la discreción de los oyentes. 😌
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