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Zapping 04 - WHAT IS SEXYNESS?

EPISODE · Jul 31, 2019 · 52 MIN

Zapping 04 - WHAT IS SEXYNESS?

from RadioAparte (2016 - 2018)

El dial nos hace creer cosas. Una conferencia de prensa puede despejar todas las dudas sobre el ser beboteador, y una mañana con música bien arriba puede desviar la atención o acompañar la caída de un gobierno. Los problemas de la educación se pueden resolver con dramaturgia corporal y los del fútbol con tres misóginos gritones. Una hora de este mundo se resuelve con un viaje sonoro a la radio de otro.

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