REC 10x31 (Homemade, vol. 4): Hoombreeee

from Radio El Crisol 2019/2020

Durante tres cuartos de hora, los colaboradores habituales del "homemade" de Radio El Crisol nos reunimos para dar una vuelta por el lado salvaje de la radiofonía española. Trastornos esquizoafectivos, piezas musicales para escuchar en la terraza, dilemas sin censura y recomendaciones utópicas conforman el programa de esta semana, que cuenta además con la vuelta de 'El santoral'. Amenizan el episodio de hoy Lou Reed con "Walk On the Wild Side", el tío Frankie con "(They Long To Be) Close To You" y los Beatles con "Here Comes The Sun".

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