La música

Música, nacionalismo. Que si en México tenemos ópera nacional y como definirla. Acompáñanos a dar saltos cuanticos entre Der Freischütz (y qué es si no sabías), Xochicuicatl Cuecuchtl, y aquel capítulo de los Simpson donde Bart canta el memorable “Toreador”. Estas loqueras y un poco de ñoñería sólo en el episodio 3 de Ópera Popera.

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