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Aug 28, 2023 39 min

Cuadrante X - T02C16 - SNW S02E09 - Rapsodia subespacial

from Cuadrante X. Otro sector de Star Trek

¡Buenas, buenas! Hoy hablamos sobre "EL" musical de Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, titulado Rapsodia subespacial. Un capítulo raro, que nos dió mucho de qué hablar. Esperamos que les guste este episodio y les agradecemos anticipadamente, su apoyo. ¡Larga vida y prosperidad!

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