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Sergio CH: “No he dado mi consentimiento ni he autorizado el regreso de Los Natas”

11.05

“Quiero expresar mi más profundo sentimiento de indignación y tristeza ante el evento que se promociona como el regreso de Los Natas , la banda que fundé en 1992”, así comienza el comunicado que el…

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