Marco Ribeiro
Voice ActorMarco Ribeiro, a Brazilian voice actor and translator born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970, has worked in the field since 1985. He voices Taro in the Portuguese dub of Dandadan, produced for Netflix.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Marco Ribeiro voice in Dandadan?
Marco Ribeiro voices Taro in the Portuguese dub of Dandadan produced for Netflix. This is his credited role in the franchise.
Who is Marco Ribeiro?
Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970, Marco Ribeiro has built a career as a voice actor and translator. He voices Taro in Dandadan's Portuguese-language Netflix dub.
When was Marco Ribeiro born?
Marco Ribeiro was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970. He is credited with the Portuguese dub voice of Taro in Dandadan's Netflix release.
What does Marco Ribeiro do besides voice acting?
In addition to his voice work, Marco Ribeiro is also credited as a translator. He voices Taro in Dandadan's Portuguese-language dub produced for Netflix.
Is Taro Marco Ribeiro's only credited role in Dandadan?
Taro is the only role documented for Ribeiro in Dandadan. No other characters in the series are credited to him.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Dandadan anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byYukinobu Tatsu
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byScience SARU
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