Las Malas Palabras

from Chapin Show Hosted by Coche Castillo

Episodio 68 En este episodio hablamos de las malas palabras, de su origen, de su uso en nuestra cultura y simplemente por que es que en los lenguajes decimos malas palabras. Siguenos en YouTube - Facebook - Twitter - Y tambien nos puedes enviar mensajes en nuestro sitio de internet https://chapinshow.com/ Integrantes del ChapinShow en este capitulo: El Coche Castillo, El Mero, El Cheques

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