Palabras que atraviesan muros

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En este quinto episodio, Belén López del Río nos lleva al taller de radio del penal de Devoto, donde nació RadiOculta, un podcast creado por personas privadas de la libertad.Entre portones que se abren, mates que giran y voces que se nombran, descubrimos cómo la palabra puede volverse refugio, encuentro y resistencia. Un episodio sobre la fuerza transformadora de la comunicación y sobre las voces que, incluso detrás de los muros, siguen buscando ser escuchadas.***Créditos:Narración: Florencia Flores Iborra y Belén López del RíoProducción: Belén López del RíoMezcla de sonido: Tristana produccionesIlustración de portada: Florencia PinochiAudios de archivo: Los sonidos del silencio y Sueños de RadiOculta.Música: "Up Hill", "Skipping" y "Spring in Barcelona" por Ian Post para ArtlistProducción general: Peces fuera del agua y Tristana producciones.

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