Arturo Cataño
Voice ActorArturo Cataño is a Mexican voice actor from Mexico City, active in dubbing since 2009. He voices Aki Hayakawa in the Spanish dub of Chainsaw Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Arturo Cataño?
Arturo Cataño is a Mexican voice actor from Mexico City, active in dubbing since 2009. He voices Aki Hayakawa in the Spanish dub of Chainsaw Man.
Which character does Arturo Cataño voice in Chainsaw Man?
Aki Hayakawa, one of Chainsaw Man's central Devil Hunters, is voiced by Cataño for the Spanish dub of the series. It is his listed role in the franchise.
Where is Arturo Cataño from?
From Mexico City, Arturo Cataño works as a Mexican voice actor. He voices Aki Hayakawa in the Spanish dub of Chainsaw Man.
Which dub of Chainsaw Man does Arturo Cataño perform in?
Rather than the original Japanese cast, Cataño performs in the Spanish dub of Chainsaw Man. His role is Aki Hayakawa, one of the series' central Devil Hunters.
When did Arturo Cataño become active in dubbing?
Dubbing has been Cataño's profession since 2009, according to the years active on record. That career includes voicing Aki Hayakawa in the Spanish dub of Chainsaw Man.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Chainsaw Man anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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