Marisol Romero
Voice ActorMarisol Romero, born Marisol Romero Durá on September 25, 1984, is a voice actress active since 2005. She voices Cirucci Sanderwicci in the Spanish dub of Bleach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Marisol Romero voice in Bleach?
Romero voices Cirucci Sanderwicci in the Spanish dub of Bleach. This role represents her only credited contribution to the franchise's Spanish-language cast.
Who is Marisol Romero in the Bleach voice cast?
Marisol Romero is a voice actress active in the industry since 2005. Her sole Bleach credit is voicing Cirucci Sanderwicci for the Spanish-language dub.
Does Marisol Romero belong to the Japanese cast or the Spanish dub of Bleach?
Romero belongs to the Spanish dub of Bleach, not the original Japanese cast. She voices Cirucci Sanderwicci there, her only credited role in the series.
When was Marisol Romero born?
Marisol Romero was born on September 25, 1984. In Bleach, she voices Cirucci Sanderwicci for the Spanish dub, her only role in the franchise.
How long has Marisol Romero been a voice actress?
Romero has worked as a voice actress since 2005. Her Bleach credit, Cirucci Sanderwicci, is voiced for the Spanish-language dub of the series.
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