Alan Fernando Velázquez
Voice ActorBorn in Mexico City in March 1985, Alan Fernando Velázquez works as a Mexican voice actor. His dubbing career began in 1995, and he voices Doma in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Alan Fernando Velázquez voice in Demon Slayer?
Doma is voiced by Alan Fernando Velázquez in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. It is his sole documented credit in the franchise.
Which dub of Demon Slayer does Alan Fernando Velázquez perform in?
The Spanish dub of Demon Slayer is where Alan Fernando Velázquez voices Doma. He is not part of the original Japanese cast.
Who is Alan Fernando Velázquez?
Alan Fernando Velázquez is a Mexican voice actor whose dubbing career spans nearly three decades since 1995. He voices Doma in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
When was Alan Fernando Velázquez born?
Born in March 1985 in Mexico City, Alan Fernando Velázquez is a Mexican voice actor. He voices Doma in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
When did Alan Fernando Velázquez start voice acting?
Alan Fernando Velázquez's voice acting career began in 1995, within a Mexican dubbing career of nearly three decades. Doma, voiced for the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer, is among his credits.
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