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Programa 266 - La escena indie de los 90 con Victor Calderón

EPISODE · Feb 23, 2017 · 1H 34M

Programa 266 - La escena indie de los 90 con Victor Calderón

from Bienvenido a los 90 · host Roberto Martínez

Emitido el 23/02/2017 en www.radioutopia.es No podemos arrancar el programa sin antes dar un millón de gracias a casi las 100 personas que se acercaron a la fiesta del 5º aniversario del programa en el Wild Thing de Madrid. Especialmente quiero agradecer a Virginia Díaz (Radio3) por poner la guinda al pastel con una sesión genial que si no recuerdo mal empezó con la misma canción que lo hace hoy el programa. Hoy extendemos la alfombra roja para recibir en el estudio a Víctor Calderón, con el repasamos la escena indie nacional de los 90 hablando de sala de conciertos, bares, locales de ensayo, festivales, etc... Víctor es una de esas personas que te crean adicción, de esas que quieres pasar el mayor tiempo posible porque te hace mejor como persona y aprendes un huevo. Además es el encargado de poner toda la música en el programa... Ah! No te pierdas los planes culturales de Miriam en su sección, en el ecuador del programa aproximadamente. Lo que sonó en el programa: 1-Iggy Pop -Lust For Life (Prodigy Remix) 2-Sindicato del Crimen - Ghetto Paradise 3-Undershakers - Sola 4-Fromheadtotoe - Whithout 5-Leon Bridges - Coming Home (De Paseo Con Miriam) 6-Australian Blonde - Chup Chup 7-Los Planetas - Desaparecer 8-La Habitación Roja - Mi habitación 9-Summertime - Forget About You 10-Dover - Sprectrum

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