Los orígenes del espiritismo

An episode of the Magonia podcast, hosted by Magonia, titled "Los orígenes del espiritismo" was published on April 26, 2013 and runs 24 minutes.

April 26, 2013 ·24m · Magonia

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Koldo Alzola y Luis Alfonso Gámez hablaron el 25 de abril de 2013 en 'Suelta la Olla', en Hala Bedi Irratia, de los orígenes del espiritismo y de Anne Germain, en la segunda de sus colaboraciones quincenales del curso 2012-2013 en esa radio, intervenciones que también emiten Tas Tas-Bilbao, Eguzki-Pamplona, Uhinak (Ayala), Txapa (Bergara), Eztanda (Sakana), Arraio (Zarautz), Zintzilik (Orereta), Itxungi (Arrasate) y Kkinzona (Urretxu-Zumarraga).

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