Sérgio Cantú
Voice ActorSérgio Cantú is a Brazilian voice actor and translator born in May 1981. His dubbing career began in 1993, and he voices L in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Sérgio Cantú voice in Death Note?
Sérgio Cantú provides the Portuguese dub voice of L in Death Note. It is his sole documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Sérgio Cantú?
Born on May 14, 1981, Sérgio Cantú works as a voice actor and translator. He voices L in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
When was Sérgio Cantú born?
Sérgio Cantú was born on May 14, 1981. He is credited with the Portuguese dub voice of L in Death Note.
What does Sérgio Cantú do in addition to voice acting?
Alongside voice acting, Cantú's career also includes work as a translator in Brazilian dubbing. He voices L in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
Is L Sérgio Cantú's only role in Death Note?
L is the only role documented for Cantú in Death Note. No other characters in the series are credited to him in this record.
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