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3 months ago
Co Creator: laurapinerogarcia arodspainmedia
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Posted On: August 5th 2026, 08:20 am
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@arodspainmedia es el presidente y fundador de Spainmedia, la empresa editora de Forbes España y la revista Tapas. Cuando @laurapinerogarcia le pregunta por su espíritu emprendedor, Andrés Rodríguez, de recordado rápidamente a su abuelo.

📹 Andrés ha sido el último invitado en viajar al Faro del Fin del Mundo. Completo en la app de la SER, en CadenaSER.com, en el canal de YouTube de #ElFaro y plataformas de podcast.

📻 El Faro con @laurapinerogarcia, de 1:00 a 3:00 am, en la #CadenaSER
Comments (7)
boliche9360 3 months ago

boliche9360

Un gran hombre, que además es una gran persona. Bravo Andrés

sr.javier 3 months ago

sr.javier

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

joseluisepicuro 3 months ago

joseluisepicuro

Que bonito sentir ese orgullo de tu abuelo, y con motivo 👏❤️

albertoguardeno 3 months ago

albertoguardeno

El .mejor hombre el mundo no queda bien hay que decir era un gran ser humano y no dices nada que no sea verdad

laurapinerogarcia 3 months ago

laurapinerogarcia

❤️

mae_eg1 3 months ago

mae_eg1

😍

jimenezpaz92 3 months ago

jimenezpaz92

Mi abuelo se arruinó, por emprender.

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