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Nov 24, 2011 1 hr 20 min

MÚSICA PARA OAXACA

from Programas de Todo Oaxaca Radio

En esta emisión del 8 de noviembre, el Cronista Rubén Vasconcelos Beltrán nos platicó sobre la vida de Don Alberto Bustamante Vasconcelos, uno de los defensores más importantes del patrimonio cultural de Oaxaca, a propósito del aniversario de su fallecimiento. Estuvo en el estudio, Ana Díaz, la sobresaliente cantante y promotora cultural, que se encuentra promoviendo en Gobierno Municipal de Oaxaca, el programa Domingos Familiares en agencias y colonias de la capital. Además, nos acompañó Juan Ramón Ayala, Director Ejecutivo del programa Instrumenta, invitando a nuestros radioescuchas a las actividades del festival. Te invitamos a escuchar el programa íntegro y disfruta de los temas que sí interesan y que Todo Oaxaca trata para ti.

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