Cony Madera
Voice ActorCony Madera hails from Mexico City, working as a voice actress who voices Miyako Shiba in the Spanish dub of Bleach. She has been active since 1980. She was born in 1974.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Cony Madera voice in Bleach?
Miyako Shiba is voiced by Madera in the Spanish dub of Bleach. This is her credited role in the franchise. Madera has been active in voice acting since 1980.
Who is Cony Madera?
Cony Madera hails from Mexico City and works as a Mexican voice actress. She has been active since 1980 and voices Miyako Shiba in the Spanish dub of Bleach.
Which dub of Bleach does Cony Madera perform in?
The Spanish dub of Bleach is where Madera performs, voicing Miyako Shiba. She is not part of the original Japanese cast. Madera is a Mexican voice actress from Mexico City.
When was Cony Madera born?
Born in 1974, Madera hails from Mexico City, which gives her Mexican nationality. She voices Miyako Shiba in the Spanish dub of Bleach. She has been active in voice acting since 1980.
How long has Cony Madera been active as a voice actress?
Madera has been active in voice acting since 1980, per the record. She was born in 1974 and is from Mexico City. Her Bleach credit is Miyako Shiba, voiced for the Spanish dub.
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