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Crónicas Republicanas

Heard
2014
Episodes
1
Language
Spanish

Nuevo radioteatro producido por Producciones En Tránsito. Descripción: La II República como una idea. La obra, a través de diferentes escenas, nos traslada en un viaje temporal de más de 80 años. Ferrol y su Historia también como protagonista. Ficción y realidad se entremezclan en esta nueva ficción sonora escrita por: Miguel Castro y José Torregrosa. Música original: David García Tema Musical principal “Crónicas republicanas”: Música: David García Letra: Álex Aneiros Interpretado por: Álex Aneiros y Laura Montero Tema musical “El astillero” Letra y música: David García Interpretado por: Álex Aneiros Edición de sonido: Miguel Castro Edición de imágenes y créditos: Xil López Ilustraciones y selección de imágenes: Fernando Ocampo Poemas: Helga Méndez y Fernando Ocampo Reparto en orden de aparición: André “Pequeno monstro”, Iago Montes, Mirlandy Hernández, Fernando Ocampo , Helga Méndez, Migka Kacius, Luisma Albarracín, Ángeles García, Paula Morado, Miguel Castro , José Torregrosa, Pedro Rodíguez, Antía Aneiros, Macoumba, Jose Polo, Aarón Penteo y Raúl del metal. Dirigido por Miguel Castro

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  1. versión audio

    No date given · 54 min

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  1. Crónicas Republicanas

    Listeners' uploads · Miguel Castro · 1 episode here · archive.org

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