Nuestra Murga Joven

from Los Carnaval · host Mauro Beltrán - Sebastián Mederos - Martín Rodriguez - Sebastián Jaunsolo

Historia y características de la Murga Joven en nuestro país y su importancia en le Carnaval Oficial. Música: Murga Mi Vieja Mula - Retirada 2012 Producción periodística: Sebastián Jaunsolo - Periodista y comunicador Martín Rodríguez - Sociólogo y Archivologo Conducción: Sebastián Mederos - Autor de carnaval y comunicador. Producción y edición: Mauro Beltrán - Productor Diseño gráfico: Juan Ignacio Lachaga

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