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Extraños en el paraíso - T1, E07 [Strangers in Paradise - S1, E07]

By: José Ángel Mañas
Narrated by: Francesc Góngora, Elvira García
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Extraños en el paraíso nos cuenta la verdadera historia de la Movida. Ella, Caro H, fue una de las fotógrafas referentes de un movimiento que todavía despierta el interés de miles de personas en todo el mundo. Él, periodista en un diario nacional de gran tirada, es el niño bonito de los medios, la gran promesa del periodismo actual. Un encuentro y una entrevista que se alargará en el tiempo desgranando con todo lujo de detalles, la verdadera historia de la Movida. Una serie fascinante narrada completamente en formato dialogo que te transporta a una época en la que la música era un poco más libre y todo se vivía como una revolución.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©2018 José Ángel Mañas (P)2018 Storytel Original
Biographical Fiction
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