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Miercoles en Castellano-Tarde de recuerdos....

EPISODE · Jan 18, 2014 · 3H

Miercoles en Castellano-Tarde de recuerdos....

from Nunca Fuimos Angeles

Una tarde k podriamos titularla..Recuerdos del otra epòka...Artistas k nos dejaron y tb aun sigen con nosotros ..pero k marcaron epoka..una tarde trankila y de recuerdos de esas musicas maravillosas k aun algunas las cantan los mas jovenes y estan tb de actualidad, solo espero k disfruteis un gran abrazo Y A DISFRUTARRR!!!!

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