REC 10x36 (Homemade, vol. 9): Yummy, yummy

from Radio El Crisol 2019/2020

Un ectoplasma irrumpe inesperadamente en el programa de esta semana de Radio El Crisol para convertirlo en uno de los más gastronómicos de la historia de la emisora. De paso, nos deja tres versiones de canciones "casi, casi desconocidas". A eso hay que sumarle que Andrés vuelve a pinchar en solitario, que Pola y Méndez resuelven misterios a lo Hercule Poirot y que Luis, además de preguntar, resulta que también tararea. Como adelantábamos, suenan durante el programa versiones de los siguientes temas: "I Kicked A Boy" (de The Sundays), "Halah" (de Mazzy Star) y "En cualquier fiesta" (de La Mode).

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