Barbas' Review
Mr. BarbastróikaCultura popular, Contracultura, Música
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | orocha.substack.com |
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México: 50 años repitiendo mitos beat que ni los mexicanos conocen
Pijamasurf, La Silla Rota, Travesías—medios culturales mexicanos—llevan años publicando que “Neal Cassady vivió en San Miguel de Allende con Kerouac y Ginsberg.” Eso es mentira documentada. Cassady estuvo 60 días totales en ese pueblo. Nunc...
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