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May 20, 2025 3 min

Yo no soy Perkins!

from Radio Fantasma Hosted by Jesús Barreto

Un hombre internado en un hospital psiquiátrico repite lo mismo desde hace años: que no es quien todos creen. Que no es ese niño. Que no es Perkins. Pero los recuerdos se mezclan, el tiempo se dobla… y hay cosas que ni el olvido puede borrar. Este episodio es el primer testimonio en torno a una figura que muchos recuerdan… y otros juran que nunca existió. Una pieza más del rompecabezas de Perkins. Escuchá con cuidado. Algunos nombres no deberían ser pronunciados.

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