Magda Giner
Voice ActorIn the Latin American Spanish dub of Dandadan, Magda Giner voices Turbo Granny. Giner is a Spanish voice actor, born in Barcelona in 1947, who has worked in the field since 1968.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does Magda Giner have in Dandadan?
Giner voices Turbo Granny in the Latin American Spanish dub of Dandadan. Turbo Granny is portrayed as an elderly character within the series.
Who is Magda Giner in the Dandadan cast?
Magda Giner is a Spanish voice actor born in Barcelona in 1947, working in the field since 1968. She voices Turbo Granny in the Latin American Spanish release of Dandadan.
Which dub of Dandadan features Magda Giner?
Giner's Turbo Granny role is recorded for the Latin American Spanish-language release of Dandadan, not the original Japanese cast. It is her credited role in the series.
What is Magda Giner's hometown?
Giner is from Barcelona, Spain, and holds Spanish nationality. She voices Turbo Granny in the Latin American Spanish dub of Dandadan.
How long has Magda Giner worked in voice acting?
Giner has worked in the field of voice acting since 1968. Her Dandadan credit, Turbo Granny, draws on that long career for the Latin American Spanish release.
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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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