Los favoritos de Martín Rodríguez

El periodista y escritor Martín Rodríguez pasó por Detectives Salvajes y contó cómo influyeron en él el libro «¿Por quién doblan las campanas?» de Ernest Hemingway, la película «Dersu Uzala» de Akira Kurosawa y el disco «Parte de la religión» de Charly García.   Detectives Salvajes, con Martiniano Cardoso y Santiago Moraes, domingos de 20 a 21hs Seguinos Twitter/NacionalRock937 Facebook/NacionalRock937 Youtube/NacionalRock937 Instagram/NacionalRock937 Spotify/NacionalRock937

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