PRG#22 - Desde La Mitad del Mundo

Cumplimos 7 meses de viaje y quisimos festejarlo en La Mitad del Mundo. Así que desde el ombligo de la tierra hicimos el programa 22 de Radio Rutera y te contamos todo acerca de la línea que divide el Hemisferio Norte y el Hemisferio Sur Además te llevamos a pasear por el Volcán Cotopaxi y a la Laguna de Quilotoa, lugares hermosos de Ecuador. Y por último te hacemos una linda y sobre todo muy dulce propuesta. Escucha:

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