Gerardo Reyero
Voice ActorGerardo Reyero, a Mexican voice actor born in 1965 in Puebla, has voiced Might Guy in the Latin American dub of Naruto since 1989, his only credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which role does Gerardo Reyero perform in Naruto?
Might Guy is voiced by Gerardo Reyero in the Spanish dub of Naruto. It is the only role credited to him in the series.
Who is Gerardo Reyero, the voice of Might Guy?
Gerardo Reyero, full name Gerardo Reyero Muñoz, is a Mexican voice actor born in Puebla in 1965. He voices Might Guy in the Spanish dub of Naruto.
Does Gerardo Reyero perform Might Guy's dialogue in Japanese?
No, Gerardo Reyero voices Might Guy for the Spanish dub of Naruto rather than the original Japanese version. This is his only credited role in the franchise.
Where does Gerardo Reyero come from?
Born in 1965, Gerardo Reyero comes from Puebla, México. He voices Might Guy in the Spanish dub of Naruto.
When did Gerardo Reyero start voicing roles?
Since 1989, Gerardo Reyero has voiced various roles. His work includes Might Guy in the Spanish dub of Naruto, his only credited character in the series.
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