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May 2020
15m 5s

Rafael Puebla nos enseña a respirar para...

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En estos días respirar se ha convertido en un privilegio del que, por desgracia, no todos gozamos. La respiración es lo primero que ataca el virus, y por eso Rafael Puebla la utiliza para defender a nuestro cuerpo y a nuestra mente. Esta es su historia...

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