Duda Ribeiro
Voice ActorDuda Ribeiro, a Brazilian voice actor and ADR director born in Rio de Janeiro in 1973, has worked in the field since 1992. He voices Sidoh in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Duda Ribeiro voice in Death Note?
Duda Ribeiro voices Sidoh in the Portuguese dub of Death Note. It is his credited role in the franchise. Ribeiro recorded the performance for the series' Brazilian localization.
Who is Duda Ribeiro in the Death Note cast?
Duda Ribeiro is a Brazilian voice actor and ADR director who voices Sidoh in the Portuguese dub of Death Note. This role represents his credit in the series.
Where was Duda Ribeiro born?
Duda Ribeiro was born on February 12, 1973, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He voices Sidoh in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
What does Duda Ribeiro do in addition to voice acting?
In addition to voice acting, Duda Ribeiro works as an ADR director. Both roles are part of his career in Brazilian Portuguese-language dubbing, which includes voicing Sidoh in Death Note.
How long has Duda Ribeiro worked in the dubbing industry?
Duda Ribeiro has worked in the dubbing industry since 1992. His credits from that career include voicing Sidoh in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
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