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Oct 31, 2015 58 min

Mar de muses: programa 004 - temporada 2015-16

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Al programa d'aquesta setmana hem pogut gaudir d'un poema del poeta nord-americà Charles Simic (Mestre de disfresses, Jardins de Samarcanda). A continuació, hem xarrat amb el cantautor valencià Rafa Xambó, arran dels seus dos darrers treballs discogràfics: Llibertat i T’estimo tant (sonets de Shakespeare). A més a més, hem conversant amb Javier Garcia de la seua novel•la Siroco. Dins de les seccions habituals del programa, hem comptat amb Josep Valls (Vent a les veles) i Teresa (Una de contes).

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