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Daemon

Esta serie se sumerge en el oscuro mundo de la ciberguerra, donde una amenaza invisible se convierte en una realidad tangible. La narrativa sigue la ominosa propagación de un avanzado programa informático que escapa al control y se vuelve contra la humanidad. Es un emocionante thriller tecnológico que explora los límites entre el mundo digital y el real, planteando preguntas inquietantes sobre nuestro futuro y nuestra dependencia de la tecnología.

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