Miguel Ángel Leal
Voice ActorMiguel Ángel Leal is a voice actor whose career in Spanish-language dubbing began in 1994. Born in June 1987, he voices Hirokazu Ukita in the Spanish dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Miguel Ángel Leal voice in Death Note?
Hirokazu Ukita is the character Miguel Ángel Leal voices in the Spanish dub of Death Note. It is his only documented credit in the series. Leal has worked in Spanish-language dubbing since 1994.
Who is Miguel Ángel Leal in the Death Note voice cast?
Miguel Ángel Leal is a voice actor credited with the role of Hirokazu Ukita in the Spanish dub of Death Note. He was born on June 19, 1987.
Is Miguel Ángel Leal part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note?
No, Miguel Ángel Leal is not part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note. He voices Hirokazu Ukita for the Spanish-language dub of the series instead.
When was Miguel Ángel Leal born?
Miguel Ángel Leal was born on June 19, 1987. He is credited as the Spanish dub voice of Hirokazu Ukita in Death Note.
How long has Miguel Ángel Leal worked as a voice actor?
Miguel Ángel Leal has worked as a voice actor since 1994. His sole documented Death Note credit, Hirokazu Ukita, was recorded for the Spanish dub.
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