Vía Incógnita Radio - Programa 40 - Lugares Malditos de Latinoameríca

Sumario: - EL HOTEL DEL SALTO (Cabecera de Crónicas del Miedo) - LUGARES MALDITOS DE LATINOAMÉRICA - LA LEYENDA NEGRA DE LAS HURDES (Con Nazaret Martín) - EL TRAJE CHIMÚ (Con Josefa Orrego) - LA CUEVA DE PLATÓN (Con Guillermo Amir) - SECCIÓN CURIOSIDADES - LA BIBLIOTECA OCULTA (Con Miguel Moraleda): “LA NOVIA DEL OJÁNCANO” extraído del libro "Mitos y Leyendas" de Manuel Llano. En el programa de hoy, hablamos de algunos de los lugares considerados más encantados y malditos de Latinoamérica. Vuelve a estar con nosotros Nazaret Martín, quien viene a arrojar mucha luz sobre la leyenda negra de Las Hurdes. Entramos en conexión con el museo precolombino de arqueología, donde Josefa Orrego nos cuenta el trato y mantenimiento del famoso traje Chimú. Guillermo Amir, viene a hacernos una curiosa reflexión sobre el cuento de” La Cueva de Platón”. Continuamos con la Sección Curiosidades y volvemos a perdernos entre los libros de nuestra Biblioteca Oculta, de la mano de Miguel Moraleda Angulo. Vía Incógnita Radio - Contacto: [email protected] Afiliación iVoox: https://www.ivoox.vip/premium?affiliate-code=3d76cbe549099adc6ca2634eddcbf7b6

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