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EPISODE · May 10, 2021 · 55 MIN

Leo Oyola en Detectives Salvajes

from Detectives salvajes · host Nacional Rock FM93.7

En Detectives Salvajes conversamos con Leo Oyola quien fue el invitado que -como todos los domingos- hablo sobre libros, música y cine. Sr Flavio, los chilenos Galup, Jarmusch y el escritor Hernán Díaz fueron algunos de los nombres que surgieron en la charla.   Detectives Salvajes, con Martiniano Cardoso, domingos de 20 a 21hs Seguinos Twitter/NacionalRock937 Facebook/NacionalRock937 Youtube/NacionalRock937 Instagram/NacionalRock937 Spotify/NacionalRock937

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En Detectives Salvajes conversamos con Leo Oyola quien fue el invitado que -como todos los domingos- hablo sobre libros, música y cine. Sr Flavio, los chilenos Galup, Jarmusch y el escritor Hernán Díaz fueron algunos de los nombres que surgieron en...

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