PRG#20 - Desde Puerto Lopez y San Clemente, Ecuador

Imprevistos del camino nos llevaron a hacer el Programa 20 de Radio Rutera desde una estación de servicio al costado de una ruta de Ecuador. Además de seguir contando nuestro recorrido por la Ruta del Sol, hablamos con Angel Pincay, Director de Turismo de Puerto López, quien nos contó curiosidades acerca de las ballenas. También conocimos a John Vaca Garcia, vecino de san Clemente, un pueblito de 4000 habitantes donde participamos de la fiesta de la Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre. ¿Que disfrutes!

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