No hay tregua
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No hay tregua
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No hay tregua es un podcast dedicado al primer álbum de El Drogas en solitario después de salir de Barricada. Se habla de cada uno de los tres discos que componen el álbum y los temas que trata en ellos: el alzheimer, matxinada y glam. Una historia de Lucía Pérez, Iñaki Ordóñez, Luca Ciordia, Javier Elizalde, Inés Pascal, Isabel Ortiz, Daniela Arnal y Juan Olasagasti.
2021 Universidad de Navarra
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Apr 19 20217 mins
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Apr 19 20217 mins
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