Alejandro Orozco
Voice ActorAlejandro Orozco, born Alejandro Orozco Antúnez in August 1995, is a voice actor whose Spanish-language dubbing career began in 2000. He voices Gyutaro in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does Alejandro Orozco have in Demon Slayer?
Orozco provides the Spanish-dub voice of Gyutaro in Demon Slayer. It is his sole documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Alejandro Orozco, the voice of Gyutaro?
Alejandro Orozco, born Alejandro Orozco Antúnez in August 1995, is a voice actor whose Spanish-language dubbing career began in 2000. He voices Gyutaro in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
Does Alejandro Orozco voice Gyutaro in Spanish or Japanese?
Orozco voices Gyutaro for the Spanish-language dub of Demon Slayer, not the original Japanese cast. It is his only documented credit in the franchise.
In what month and year was Alejandro Orozco born?
Orozco was born in August 1995. He provides the Spanish-dub voice of Gyutaro in Demon Slayer, his sole credit in the franchise.
Since when has Alejandro Orozco been active as a voice actor?
Orozco's Spanish-language dubbing career began in 2000. He voices Gyutaro in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer, his only documented role in the franchise.
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