Capítulo 7 - Mosquita Muerta
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En el regreso de Alf desde el infierno del internado nos embarcamos en una surreal aventura hablando sobre la vida en otros planetas, encuentros cercanos del tercer tipo, incendios, gender reveal parties, el tratado de Escazú y el asesinato a sangre fría de un díptero inocente en medio de la grabación.
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