Karla Falcón
Voice ActorKarla Falcón, full name Karla Paola Falcón Castrejón, was born in 1983 in Mexico City and has worked as a Mexican voice actress since 1986. She voices Seiko Ayase in the Latin American Spanish dub of Dandadan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Karla Falcón voice in Dandadan?
Seiko Ayase is the character Karla Falcón voices in the Spanish dub of Dandadan. It is her only credited role in the franchise.
Who is Karla Falcón in the Dandadan voice cast?
Karla Falcón is a Mexican voice actress credited with the role of Seiko Ayase in the Spanish dub of Dandadan. Her full name is recorded as Karla Paola Falcón Castrejón.
When was Karla Falcón born?
Karla Falcón was born on July 29, 1983, in Mexico City. She voices Seiko Ayase in the Spanish dub of Dandadan.
Where is Karla Falcón from?
Karla Falcón is from Mexico City, where she was born in 1983. She voices Seiko Ayase in the Spanish dub of Dandadan.
When did Karla Falcón begin her voice acting career?
Karla Falcón's voice acting career began in 1986. She voices Seiko Ayase in the Spanish dub of Dandadan.
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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.
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- Created byYukinobu Tatsu
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byScience SARU
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