Why do we like Gossip? - CuriosaMente324

Is gossip useful? How originated? What are its dangers?
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Script: Tonatiuh Moreno
Illustrations: Sergio Rivera / sergioriverart
Voice: Javier Lacroix
Music: Miguel Solís, Mary Camarena and Jorge Verdín
Animation: Alejandra or Sofía Espinosa
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