Programa 32: Taxonomia de los Oficios

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Taxonomia de los Oficios En este primer Radio Negra del 2016 Goris y Fernandez retoman un tópico que había quedado perdido en éter digital tras un fallido intento de grabación ocurrido durante el 2015. Mas bien se notan los avances de la filosofía de color en este ámbito y la profundización en el analisis de este Top Ten de mejores oficios en la Historia Universal del Hombre.

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