Tragedias griegas: un puterío

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Hoy Laura habla sobre los tres grandes tragediógrafos de la Antigua Grecia: Esquilo, Sófocles y Eurípides. Un poco de mamarracho y mucho nerdeo, que lo disfruten. Este episodio de Café Frío está producido por nosotras y solo nosotras, así que si lo disfrutaste te invitamos a que nos colabores, ya sea siguiéndonos en Instagram en @cafefriopodcast o comprándonos un cafecito en cafecito.app/cafefriopodcast. Si querés participar de la conversación o comentar algo, nos podes dejar una review o mandarnos un mail a [email protected] y lo vamos a leer con mucho gusto. Nos escuchamos pronto...

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