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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2021 · 3 MIN

Mi Rita Montaner

from Radio Metropolitana, La Habana

Aun cuando los años transcurren y la música se vuelve todo un acontecer de modas en los imaginarios más insospechados de la vida cotidiana, vuelvo a mi Rita Montaner para descubrir a través de su voz, la autenticidad de una mujer bien criolla y singular.

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