Tu ternura molotov - Restos Diurnos

Josefina "pina" Gonella y Nicolás Martínez de Sin sostén Teatro, nos vinieron a contar sobre "Tu ternura molotov" que se presentó durante el mes de noviembre en Medida x Medida los viernes y no sólo estará de regreso el año que viene sino también habrá una nueva producción del grupo.

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