Programa "Buenos dias D. Domingo" 12-02-1989

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Programa "Buenos dias D. Domingo" emitido en Ond Sureste (Archena) el 12-02-1989. Presentado por Fernando Guardiola y Juan Pio Abenza. En el mismo podemos trasladarnos a aquellos añps 80, apareciendo ademas personas tan recordadas en Archena como Ambrosio Abellán.

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