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Ogami Station is RatedPower’s podcast that explores the future of renewable energy through smart, dynamic conversations. Each episode is a space for inspiration and learning, where industry professionals can discover trends, ideas, and experiences to boost both their careers and their businesses. Twice a month, Angie sits down with expert voices from across the energy sector to dive into the challenges and opportunities shaping the global energy landscape.
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(S6E3) Geothermal Energy: What's Happening Beneath Our Feet? (Part 1)
What if one of the most promising sources of renewable energy has been right beneath our feet all along? In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Angela López explore how geothermal energy works, why it can …
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What if one of the most promising sources of renewable energy has been right beneath our feet all along? In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Angela López explore how geothermal energy works, why it can generate power around the clock, and how countries such as Kenya, Indonesia, and Iceland are already putting underground heat to use.
They also look at what could shape geothermal’s future, from enhanced geothermal systems and closed-loop designs to challenges like drilling costs, waste management, emissions, and induced seismicity. Could new technologies help geothermal become a bigger part of the global renewable energy mix?(S6E2) South Africa’s Solar Shift: What Comes Next?
South Africa’s solar market has grown rapidly as households, businesses, and developers search for more reliable alternatives to load shedding and rising electricity costs. But limited transmission capacity …
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South Africa’s solar market has grown rapidly as households, businesses, and developers search for more reliable alternatives to load shedding and rising electricity costs. But limited transmission capacity, grid congestion, and connection delays are making it increasingly difficult to turn strong solar resources into operating projects.
In this episode of Ogami Station, Martín Rimblas, Strategic Account Executive for the South African market at RatedPower, sits down to discuss the growth of private and utility-scale solar, the role of batteries in supporting constrained grids, the expansion of energy storage across Africa, and what developers need to consider when planning solar-plus-storage projects.(S6E1) More Than a Dam: How Hydropower Really Works (part 2)
This is the second part of our conversation about hydropower. To get the full picture, listen to part one first. Angie and Jeremy look at the challenges surrounding the technology, including the impact of …
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This is the second part of our conversation about hydropower. To get the full picture, listen to part one first. Angie and Jeremy look at the challenges surrounding the technology, including the impact of reservoirs on rivers and communities, the effects of drought, and the question of whether hydropower should always be considered renewable.(S6E1) More Than a Dam: How Hydropower Really Works (Part 1)
How does moving water become electricity, and why don’t all hydropower plants need a massive dam?In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Jeremy explore how hydropower works, from run-of-river facilities to …
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How does moving water become electricity, and why don’t all hydropower plants need a massive dam?
In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Jeremy explore how hydropower works, from run-of-river facilities to pumped storage, and why it remains an important tool for balancing modern power systems.
Listen to part one to discover the basics and the role hydropower plays in the energy transition.(S5E18) Powering Southeast Asia: The Renewable Boom Reshaping ASEAN
Southeast Asia is becoming one of the world’s most exciting renewable energy markets, driven by soaring electricity demand, ambitious solar targets, and a growing need for storage and stronger grids. Angie sits …
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Southeast Asia is becoming one of the world’s most exciting renewable energy markets, driven by soaring electricity demand, ambitious solar targets, and a growing need for storage and stronger grids.
Angie sits down with Alicia Herrera, Sales Manager for Southeast Asia at RatedPower, to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, and the wider region, from financing and regulation to grid integration and project bankability.(S5E17) Green Hydrogen: The Fuel Everyone’s Betting On
Green hydrogen is one of the biggest buzzwords in the energy transition, but what is it, how does it work, and why is it attracting so much investment?In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Pascale explore …
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Green hydrogen is one of the biggest buzzwords in the energy transition, but what is it, how does it work, and why is it attracting so much investment?
In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Pascale explore the global green hydrogen boom: how it’s produced with renewable electricity, why sectors like steel, aviation, shipping, and heavy transport are betting on it, and what challenges are slowing its growth.
They also look at the global policy race, from Europe’s infrastructure plans to Latin America’s export ambitions, and ask where green hydrogen can truly transform the energy system, and where expectations may still be ahead of reality.(S5E16) France’s Solar Puzzle: Policy, Grid, and the Race to Scale
France has big solar ambitions, but scaling isn’t simple. In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie talks with Elena Ginés about the policy debates, grid bottlenecks, curtailment, storage opportunities, and land …
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France has big solar ambitions, but scaling isn’t simple. In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie talks with Elena Ginés about the policy debates, grid bottlenecks, curtailment, storage opportunities, and land challenges shaping France’s solar future. From PPE3 to hybrid PV and BESS projects, they unpack what developers need to watch as the market moves forward.(S5E15) Floating Giants: How Offshore Wind Is Changing Energy
In this episode of Ogami Station, we dive into the fascinating world of offshore wind energy, where giant turbines, floating structures, and massive engineering projects are helping power the renewable energy …
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In this episode of Ogami Station, we dive into the fascinating world of offshore wind energy, where giant turbines, floating structures, and massive engineering projects are helping power the renewable energy transition. From extreme offshore conditions to the scale of modern wind farms, this episode reveals why offshore wind is one of the most exciting frontiers in clean energy.
We also explore the rise of floating offshore wind, the innovation unlocking deeper waters, bigger opportunities, and a whole new future for wind power. If you’re curious about the technology, ambition, and momentum driving the energy transition, this episode is for you.(S5E14) What happens when a solar plant hits year 10? Lessons from Italy
Italy’s early solar boom (2005–2015) is now facing a new challenge: aging PV plants. In this Ogami Station episode, Angie talks with Juanmi Sierra (Territory Manager for Italy, CEE & Balkans) about repowering …
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Italy’s early solar boom (2005–2015) is now facing a new challenge: aging PV plants. In this Ogami Station episode, Angie talks with Juanmi Sierra (Territory Manager for Italy, CEE & Balkans) about repowering, upgrading modules, inverters, or adding trackers to boost yield without expanding land use.
We unpack the drivers in Italy, key regulatory + grid constraints (including Terna’s €23B plan), and how a portfolio approach can unlock major gains, like +43% energy output.
Working in solar development, engineering, or asset management? This one’s for you.
Follow Ogami Station for more on the energy transition.(S5E13) Grid Congestion, Hybrids, and Bifacial Solar: What’s Next for Renewables
In this episode, Angie sits down with Jeremy,vthe mind behind RatedPower’s Renewable Energy and Solar Trends Report 2026, to unpack what’s really changing in the energy transition. The sector is confident …
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In this episode, Angie sits down with Jeremy,vthe mind behind RatedPower’s Renewable Energy and Solar Trends Report 2026, to unpack what’s really changing in the energy transition. The sector is confident, solar is still exploding, but the conversation is shifting from “build more” to “make the system work.”
Tune in for the three trends reshaping 2026 and beyond: grid congestion as the #1 bottleneck, hybrid solar + storage moving into the mainstream, and bifacial modules taking over modern plant design. If you’re developing, financing, or building renewables, this episode will help you understand what’s coming, and what to do next.(S5E12) How Circular Is the UK Solar Industry?
In this episode, we zoom in on the UK solar market and ask a simple question with big implications: as solar scales fast, is it scaling sustainably? We break down what “circularity” actually means in a solar …
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In this episode, we zoom in on the UK solar market and ask a simple question with big implications: as solar scales fast, is it scaling sustainably? We break down what “circularity” actually means in a solar context, from design choices and maintenance, to decommissioning, reuse, and high-value recycling, so the industry can move beyond the take-make-dispose model.
We also explore what’s at stake for the UK. With ambitions to ramp up deployment, the key challenge is making circular frameworks mature as quickly as the market, so we don’t solve one problem while creating another.(S5E11) The women who powered the sun before it was cool
Solar energy didn’t start in the 21st century.In this special International Women’s Day episode of Ogami Station, we look back at the women who helped shape solar and energy innovation long before it went …
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Solar energy didn’t start in the 21st century.
In this special International Women’s Day episode of Ogami Station, we look back at the women who helped shape solar and energy innovation long before it went mainstream, starting with pioneer Maria Telkes.
From early solar heating and thermal storage to today’s energy transition, this episode explores forgotten stories, present-day data, and why inclusion is still key to building the future of energy.(S5E10) Why floating solar could be the next big leap in renewables
Floating solar is no longer a futuristic idea, it is already reshaping the renewable energy landscape.In this episode, Angie and Ángela break down everything you need to know about floating PV. From how the …
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Floating solar is no longer a futuristic idea, it is already reshaping the renewable energy landscape.
In this episode, Angie and Ángela break down everything you need to know about floating PV. From how the technology works and why bifacial modules matter, to the real benefits like higher energy yields, reduced water evaporation, and seamless integration with hydropower.
They explore the challenges and deep dive into global markets, massive projects already operating, and the huge untapped potential sitting on reservoirs around the world. If you are curious about how solar can grow without using land, why floating PV is gaining momentum globally, and what the next decade could look like, this episode is for you.(S5E9) Why talent shortages could slow the energy transition
In this episode, we dig into one of the most overlooked challenges in the clean‑energy transition: the growing gap between the speed of solar expansion and the people needed to power it. You’ll uncover the …
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In this episode, we dig into one of the most overlooked challenges in the clean‑energy transition: the growing gap between the speed of solar expansion and the people needed to power it. You’ll uncover the forces driving this talent crunch and why it matters more than most think.
We’ll also explore what companies, teams, and future professionals can do to stay ahead — from smarter training to better talent strategies and tools that maximize impact. A sharp look at the human side of the solar revolution.(S5E8) Keeping the lights on: strategies for balancing sun, wind & demand
Discover how modern energy grids tackle the unpredictability of solar and wind power. Join Angie and Pascale as they break down the science, technology, and strategies that keep our lights on, featuring …
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Discover how modern energy grids tackle the unpredictability of solar and wind power. Join Angie and Pascale as they break down the science, technology, and strategies that keep our lights on, featuring real-world examples from California, Germany, and Australia.
Perfect for anyone curious about the future of clean energy and grid innovation.(S5E7) Solar, storage & strategy: navigating Germany’s renewable revolution
What happens when solar power surges and the grid can’t keep up? Host Angie and RatedPower’s Guillermo Caballero break down Germany’s Solar Peak Act, why negative electricity prices are making headlines, and …
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What happens when solar power surges and the grid can’t keep up? Host Angie and RatedPower’s Guillermo Caballero break down Germany’s Solar Peak Act, why negative electricity prices are making headlines, and how storage is now the name of the game.
Get the essentials on new policies, big funding, and what developers need to know to stay ahead in Europe’s hottest renewables market.(S5E6) Agri-PV explained: the dual-use future of land
What if farmland could feed communities and power them at the same time? In this episode, Ángela steps from behind the scenes to share how agrivoltaics (Agri-PV) is transforming agriculture—making it possible …
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What if farmland could feed communities and power them at the same time? In this episode, Ángela steps from behind the scenes to share how agrivoltaics (Agri-PV) is transforming agriculture—making it possible to grow food and generate clean energy on the same land.
Discover the real-world designs, benefits, and policy twists shaping this movement across Europe. We break down the practical wins and common pitfalls, all through stories and insights you can take straight to your next meeting.
Tune in for a fresh look at how collaboration between farmers and energy innovators is creating a future where food and power truly grow together.(S5E5) Australia’s battery boom: lessons from a global leader
Explore Australia’s Battery Storage Boom on Ogami Station!Angie sits down with Laura Rodriguez, RatedPower’s Territory Manager and former podcast host, to unpack why Australia leads the global energy storage …
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Explore Australia’s Battery Storage Boom on Ogami Station!
Angie sits down with Laura Rodriguez, RatedPower’s Territory Manager and former podcast host, to unpack why Australia leads the global energy storage revolution. Learn how arbitrage is reshaping project design and revenue models, plus practical tips for developers and investors.
Get real-world examples, market insights, and a glimpse of what’s next for grid flexibility and battery innovation—only on Ogami Station.(S5E4) Too much sun, not enough grid: Iberia’s solar dilemma
Join host Angie and guest José Alcalde from RatedPower as they unpack the solar energy boom in Spain and Portugal—and the grid challenges that come with it. Discover why grid bottlenecks are slowing progress …
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Join host Angie and guest José Alcalde from RatedPower as they unpack the solar energy boom in Spain and Portugal—and the grid challenges that come with it. Discover why grid bottlenecks are slowing progress, how the April 2025 Iberian blackout exposed vulnerabilities, and what solutions like battery storage, hybrid plants, and energy communities could mean for the future.
Perfect for anyone interested in renewables, grid infrastructure, or the Iberian market.(S5E3) The future of solar: trends powering the green transition
Angie welcomes Jeremy Vickerman, author of RatedPower's annual Solar and Renewables Trends Report, to discuss the top solar energy trends for 2025 and beyond. Discover the promise and challenges of perovskite …
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Angie welcomes Jeremy Vickerman, author of RatedPower's annual Solar and Renewables Trends Report, to discuss the top solar energy trends for 2025 and beyond. Discover the promise and challenges of perovskite solar cells, why bifacial panels are now the industry standard, and how floating solar and energy storage are reshaping project design.
Get practical insights into the technologies driving the green transition—perfect for anyone interested in the future of clean energy. Tune in for expert perspectives and actionable takeaways(S5E2) Traffic jams in the power grid: tackling congestion in the Nordics
What happens when the grid gets jammed with too much clean energy? In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie chats with Ghada Alafranji about the grid congestion crunch in the Nordics—why it’s delaying projects …
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What happens when the grid gets jammed with too much clean energy? In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie chats with Ghada Alafranji about the grid congestion crunch in the Nordics—why it’s delaying projects, raising costs, and reshaping the future of solar and wind.
Discover how countries like Denmark, Finland, Sweden, and beyond are finding clever fixes (such as smart grids, storage and HVDC) —and what developers can learn from it all.(S5E1) Why cutting energy waste fuels the green transition
Did you know that nearly 75% of the world’s energy is wasted before it even gets used? From leaky grids and inefficient buildings to phantom loads at home, energy waste is one of the biggest barriers to the …
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Did you know that nearly 75% of the world’s energy is wasted before it even gets used? From leaky grids and inefficient buildings to phantom loads at home, energy waste is one of the biggest barriers to the green transition.
In this episode of Ogami Station, host Angie is joined by Pascale Abou Moussa (Product Marketing Manager at RatedPower) to uncover why efficiency is the “first fuel” we should be focusing on. They break down where energy is lost, how smarter grids and better tech can plug the leaks, and why reducing waste is just as important as generating more clean power.S4E6 con Ramón Rodríguez: Claves de los eventos sostenibles
En este episodio de Ogami Station, Angie y Laura entrevistan a Ramón Rodríguez Alonso, responsable de calidad y sostenibilidad en Acciona Cultura, para hablar de los eventos sostenibles.En un sector con tantos …
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En este episodio de Ogami Station, Angie y Laura entrevistan a Ramón Rodríguez Alonso, responsable de calidad y sostenibilidad en Acciona Cultura, para hablar de los eventos sostenibles.
En un sector con tantos residuos, ¿es una posibilidad la sostenibilidad? Compartimos estrategias como la digitalización de materiales y la reutilización de recursos, colaborando con fundaciones para dar una segunda vida a los excedentes.
Descubre importancia de educar tanto a clientes como a proveedores sobre prácticas sostenibles, para no solo ayudar al medio ambiente, sino además reducir costos y generar un impacto social positivo.S4E5 con Jorge Contreras: paneles solares vs. sombras | Tipos, impacto y trucos
En este quinto episodio de la cuarta temporada de Ogami Station, exploramos una pregunta crucial en el mundo de las energías renovables: ¿Qué sucede cuando un panel solar queda parcialmente en sombra?Junto a …
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En este quinto episodio de la cuarta temporada de Ogami Station, exploramos una pregunta crucial en el mundo de las energías renovables: ¿Qué sucede cuando un panel solar queda parcialmente en sombra?
Junto a Jorge Contreras, PV Project Engineer del equipo de Customer Success de RatedPower, profundizamos en los tipos de sombras que afectan a los paneles solares, sus impactos en la producción de energía y las tecnologías innovadoras para mitigar estas pérdidas. Desde sombras causadas por montañas lejanas hasta pájaros y nubes pasajeras, Jorge nos explica cómo la radiación directa, difusa y reflejada juega un papel esencial en la eficiencia de los paneles. Además, discutimos la importancia del diseño y la instalación adecuada para maximizar la producción energética, especialmente en contextos residenciales y a gran escala. ¡No te lo pierdas!S4E4 con Filantrópico: café 100% sostenible y su lucha contra el cambio climático
¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Ogami Station! Nos acompaña Pedro Hernández, director comercial de Filantrópico. Nos sumergimos en el fascinante mundo del café sostenible y socialmente responsable.Pedro nos …
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¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Ogami Station! Nos acompaña Pedro Hernández, director comercial de Filantrópico. Nos sumergimos en el fascinante mundo del café sostenible y socialmente responsable.
Pedro nos cuenta cómo Filantrópico no solo ofrece un café de especialidad excepcional, sino que también tiene un profundo compromiso con la sostenibilidad y el impacto social. Descubre cómo cultivan el café en Chiapas, México, utilizando prácticas agrícolas sostenibles y apoyando a las familias caficultoras locales. Además, Pedro nos explica su modelo de negocio innovador, donde los empleados con discapacidad intelectual juegan un papel fundamental en el proceso de distribución.
Este episodio es una ventana al mundo de Filantrópico, una empresa que demuestra que es posible combinar calidad, sostenibilidad y responsabilidad social. ¡No te lo pierdas!S4E3 con Yama Rodriguez: El camino hacia la sostenibilidad empresarial
¿Cómo podemos hacer que una empresa sea más sostenible?En este emocionante episodio de Ogami Station, Yama Rodriguez, especialista en sostenibilidad, explora cómo las empresas pueden adoptar prácticas más …
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¿Cómo podemos hacer que una empresa sea más sostenible?
En este emocionante episodio de Ogami Station, Yama Rodriguez, especialista en sostenibilidad, explora cómo las empresas pueden adoptar prácticas más sostenibles para abordar los desafíos ambientales y sociales.
Desde estrategias de ESG hasta la economía circular, este episodio ofrece una guía práctica y apasionante para transformar la forma en que operan las empresas en un mundo cada vez más consciente del medio ambiente.S4E2 con Miguel Montero: La huella de carbono de las renovables desde un punto crítico
En este nuevo episodio exploramos el mundo de la huella de carbono y la transición energética con Miguel Montero, ingeniero ambiental y de energía experto en modelado de carbono.Desde la importancia de entender …
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En este nuevo episodio exploramos el mundo de la huella de carbono y la transición energética con Miguel Montero, ingeniero ambiental y de energía experto en modelado de carbono.
Desde la importancia de entender las emisiones del sector energético, la transición energética, Miguel subraya la importancia de la conciencia y la acción individual en la lucha contra el cambio climático.
Escucha este episodio y aprende con espíritu crítico todo sobre este tema.S4E1 con Daniel Oliveira: ¿Cómo funciona un panel solar?
¡Bienvenidos al episodio inaugural de la temporada 4 de Ogami Station!Hemos invitado a Daniel Oliveira, Technical Advisor en RatedPower y experto en física, para sumergirnos en el fascinante mundo de la energía …
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¡Bienvenidos al episodio inaugural de la temporada 4 de Ogami Station!
Hemos invitado a Daniel Oliveira, Technical Advisor en RatedPower y experto en física, para sumergirnos en el fascinante mundo de la energía solar.
Desde las células fotovoltaicas hasta las tecnologías de paneles solares, el episodio ofrece una inmersión completa. Daniel explica la importancia de las sombras en el diseño de plantas fotovoltaicas y las diferencias entre tecnologías de paneles. Aborda la eficiencia de los módulos, desafíos en la investigación de nuevos materiales y el futuro de la energía solar. No te pierdas este episodio en Ogami Station.S3E10 con @ysi_energy: 10 hechos energéticos para combatir la ecoansiedad
¿Alguna vez has sentido miedo sobre el futuro que nos espera por las catastróficas consecuencias del cambio climático? Te presentamos a la ✨ecoansiedad✨, el temor crónico de un cataclismo ambiental causado por …
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¿Alguna vez has sentido miedo sobre el futuro que nos espera por las catastróficas consecuencias del cambio climático? Te presentamos a la ✨ecoansiedad✨, el temor crónico de un cataclismo ambiental causado por escuchar las noticias catastrofistas de los medios de comunicación.
Hemos invitado a @ysi_energy a nuestro sofá amarillo para convencerte de que no todo es tan horrible como lo pintan. Te traemos 10 hechos optimistas y actuales sobre el sector energético que harán que veas luz al final del tunel.S3E9 con Santos Díaz: El camino hacia la electrificación universal: superando barreras en economías emergentes
Cuando hablamos de transición energética, ¿hablamos también de economías emergentes o sólo de EEUU, UE y países desarrollados?Santos Díaz, miembro de @ysi_energy, Analista de inversiones en Impact Bridge y …
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Cuando hablamos de transición energética, ¿hablamos también de economías emergentes o sólo de EEUU, UE y países desarrollados?
Santos Díaz, miembro de @ysi_energy, Analista de inversiones en Impact Bridge y Consultor e investigador en MIT & ITT COMILLAS, se sienta en nuestro sofá amarillo para hablarnos sobre la electrificación en las economías emergentes.
¿Por qué se denomina "última milla" al problema de acceso universal a la energía en LATAM? ¿Cuál es el rol de las renovables en este proceso? ¿Cómo aceleramos el acceso universal en todo el mundo? La respuesta, en el noveno episodio de la temporada 3 de Ogami Station.
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