Miguel Ángel Ruiz
Voice ActorBorn in August 1988, Miguel Ángel Ruiz works as a voice actor in Spanish-language dubbing. He voices Matt in the Spanish dub of Death Note, his only credited role in the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Miguel Ángel Ruiz voice in Death Note?
Miguel Ángel Ruiz voices Matt in the Spanish dub of Death Note. It is his only credited role in the series.
Who is Miguel Ángel Ruiz in the Death Note cast?
Miguel Ángel Ruiz is a voice actor working in Spanish-language dubbing, born on August 15, 1988. His documented Death Note credit is the role of Matt.
Who voices Matt in the Spanish dub of Death Note?
Matt is voiced by Miguel Ángel Ruiz in the Spanish dub of Death Note. No other role is recorded for Ruiz in the series.
When was Miguel Ángel Ruiz born?
Ruiz was born on August 15, 1988. He is credited as the Spanish dub voice of Matt, his only recorded role in Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note does Miguel Ángel Ruiz perform in?
Ruiz's performance as Matt was recorded for the Spanish dub of Death Note. It is not part of the original Japanese cast.
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