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Oh! Diosas (alternatively known as Oh! Diosas Peru) [1] is a Peruvian television variety show.
The show's name, which literally translates into "Oh! Goddesses!", is also a play on the Spanish word "Odiosas", which means "hateful".
The show is transmitted on Peru Magico, a television station broadcast in Peru and North America. [2]
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