Cómo nacen los pueblos. Una comparación de las colonias alemanas de Nueva Helvecia (Uruguay) y Pozuzo (Perú)

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Esto es México bizarro 2, un viaje alucinante por distintas épocas y personajes de nuestro país. Julio Patán y Alejandro Rosas te cuentan qué hay detrás de la fortuna de un pepenador millonario, un portero secuestrador y un poeta caníbal. O aquella vez que vino Queen y odiaron tanto la burocracia mexa que juraron nunca volver. Pero eso sí, fuimos fans de Tohuí hasta el punto de cantar con enjundia "Osito panda, que aún no andas...". Ya entrados en gastos, ¿un taquito de manatí o un pozolito humano? Ambos: platillos del menú bizarro de nuestra historia. Gracias, México, nunca...

Siguiendo la estructura de un banquete platónico que se prolonga durante los tres días de la festividad de Saturnales, Macrocio hace participar a las figuras más destacadas del último paganismo son los últimos defensores de la tradición romana en un mundo cambiante en el que el cristianismo triunfa. Su conversación irá desarrollando múltiples temas: serios en la mañana, como la teología solar, el patetismo en la retórica o la obra de Virgilio.

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