This paper examines the operational model of websites such as "dublaseries.com," which function as unauthorized repositories for televised series and anime. By offering content dubbed in Spanish (and other languages), these platforms fill a market gap left by official streaming services. This analysis explores the technical architecture of such sites, the legal challenges they face regarding copyright infringement, and the socio-economic factors driving users toward unauthorized consumption.

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