Mario Castañeda
Voice ActorMario Castañeda is a Mexican voice actor born in Irapuato, Guanajuato, in June 1962. His dubbing career began in 1983, and he voices Masahiko Kida in the Spanish dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Mario Castañeda voice in Death Note?
Castañeda voices Masahiko Kida in the Spanish dub of Death Note. It is the sole documented credit for this performer in the franchise.
Does Mario Castañeda voice more than one character in Death Note?
No, Masahiko Kida is the only credited role for Castañeda in Death Note. The role is recorded for the series' Spanish dub.
Does Mario Castañeda perform in Death Note's Spanish dub or its original Japanese version?
Castañeda performs in the Spanish dub of Death Note rather than the original Japanese version. The character voiced there is Masahiko Kida.
How long has Mario Castañeda's voice acting career spanned?
Castañeda's voice acting career spans more than four decades within Mexican dubbing. The Death Note credit, Masahiko Kida, is part of that career.
Who is Mario Castañeda?
Castañeda is a Mexican voice actor whose career in Spanish-language dubbing spans more than four decades. The Death Note credit is the role of Masahiko Kida.
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