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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2009

Programa 16 : Los Crotos - apologia de la vagancia o forma de vida ?

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Los Crotos : apologia de la vagancia o forma de vida ? En el ultimo episodio del Radio Negra 2008 , Goris y Fernandez se proponen abordar un tópico no menor. Vago: se hace o se nace ? Aquí se revaloriza el concepto de vago como el de una persona que aporta al acervo universal de ocio. Se sugiere sentarse a escuchar este episodio del Radio Negra mientras no se hace absolutamente nada. ~ RN

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