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Nov 20, 2018 57 min

programa 17-noviembre-2018

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Tema: la poesía como creación liberadora para el hombre. Los movimientos armados también están llenos de mucha poesía revolucionaria y también a aquella poesía que refleja el sentir de seres muy creativos y muy sensibles ante la realidad, ante su propia existencia.

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