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270 Ágora Historia: Mayas - Afrodita y Chipre

24/02/2019
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Tobi
Thu, 04/25/2019 16:23

Por cierto, Flipando como s falsea la Historia en Campaña politica...

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Tobi
Thu, 04/25/2019 16:23

Estupendo programa....los dos temas muy interesantes...imagino k ya habras arreglao esa afonia...k por cierto en la parte d Desperta Ferro no tienes....Un abrazo, David...

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Felix Lancho Crespo
Tue, 02/26/2019 20:42

Me ha parecido muy bueno el primer tema!

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