Toro Osborne

En el podcast se trata la influencia del Toro de Osborne en la cultura y sociedad española, así como su evolución e historia desde su creación hasta nuestros días. Se pretende contar, como si de un viaje en el tiempo se tratara, como surgió esta mítica figura de las carreteras españolas, y como se fue asentando poco a poco en nuestra sociedad. También se destaca a lo largo de la narración, aquellos problemas legales que estuvieron a punto de acabar con su figura, a los cuales pudo sobreponerse con el paso del tiempo. El fin último de este podcast (a parte de informar), es conseguir emocionar al oyente y hacerle sentir la sensibilidad y el ambiente de la época.

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