Alfonso Ramírez
Voice ActorAlfonso Ramírez was a Spanish-language voice actor active from 1991 until his death in 2019. He was born on October 31, 1946, and lent his voice to the character Brujería in the Latin American Spanish dub of Bleach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character did Alfonso Ramírez voice in Bleach?
Ramírez voiced the character Brujería in the Spanish dub of Bleach. It was one of several dubbing credits he held during his career.
Who was Alfonso Ramírez in the Bleach cast?
Alfonso Ramírez was a Spanish-language voice actor active from 1991 until his death in 2019. His Bleach credit is the character Brujería.
Was Brujería voiced by Ramírez in the original Japanese version of Bleach?
No, Ramírez's performance as Brujería belongs to the Spanish dub of Bleach rather than the original Japanese version. It is his only credited role in the series.
Is Brujería Alfonso Ramírez's only credited role in Bleach?
Yes, Brujería is the only Bleach role recorded for Ramírez. No additional Bleach credits appear in his record.
When did Alfonso Ramírez die?
Alfonso Ramírez died on April 18, 2019, having worked as a voice actor since 1991. His Bleach credit, Brujería, falls within that career.
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