Programa especial dedicado a Marina Esther Traveso: la genial Niní Marshall

El 18 de marzo de 1996 falleció a los 92 años, la actriz, guionista y comediante Niní Marshall (Marina Esther Traveso), quien ganó popularidad en la Argentina, España y México con sus personajes Catita y Cándida. Compartimos este programa especial de Un siglo de radio, con Gustavo Campana y Eddie Babenco. Un nuevo viaje en el tiempo a través de la radio para recordar a este personaje emblemático de la escena nacional y principalmente radial de nuestro país durante casi 50 años.  

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