Cassettes del exilio

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Cassettes del exilio

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Feb 7, 2017

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Hace unos años Dennis Maxwell fue a Chile a ayudar a su hermano a mudarse de casa. Entre las cajas encontraron unos cassettes donde estaba grabada gran parte de su niñez. Su papá estuvo exiliado durante una década y estos cassettes fueron la principal forma de comunicación entre él y el resto de su familia.

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Feb 7, 2017

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Radio Ambulante es un podcast pionero en español que cuenta crónicas latinoamericanas en audio, celebrando la diversidad y complejidad de la región. / Radio Ambulante is an award-winning Spanish language podcast that uses long-form audio journalism to tell neglected and under-reported Latin American and Latino stories.

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