Salvador Delgado
Voice ActorSalvador Delgado, full name Salvador Delgado Solórzano, is a Mexican voice actor from Uruapán, Michoacán, born July 24, 1961, and active since 1985. He provides the Spanish dub voice of Mask De Masculine in Bleach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Salvador Delgado voice in Bleach?
Salvador Delgado voices Mask De Masculine in the Spanish dub of Bleach. It is his only credited role in the series.
Which dub of Bleach does Salvador Delgado perform in?
Delgado performs in the Spanish dub of Bleach rather than the original Japanese cast. His role there is Mask De Masculine.
Who is Salvador Delgado within the Bleach voice cast?
Delgado is a Mexican voice actor born in 1961 in Uruapán, Michoacán. His Bleach credit is Mask De Masculine, voiced for the Spanish dub.
When was Salvador Delgado born?
Delgado was born on July 24, 1961. He has voiced Mask De Masculine in the Spanish dub of Bleach since a career that began in 1985.
How long has Salvador Delgado worked as a voice actor?
Delgado has worked as a voice actor since 1985. Within that career, his Bleach credit is Mask De Masculine in the Spanish-language dub.
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