Brandon Santini
Voice ActorBorn in 1993 in Mexico City, Brandon Santini is a Mexican voice actor. He voiced Kiyoshi in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. He has voiced roles since 1999.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Brandon Santini voice in Demon Slayer?
Brandon Santini takes on the role of Kiyoshi in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. This is his only credited role across the Demon Slayer cast.
Does Brandon Santini voice more than one character in Demon Slayer?
No, Kiyoshi is the only character credited to Brandon Santini in Demon Slayer. No other roles are listed for him in the franchise.
Where is Demon Slayer actor Brandon Santini from?
Brandon Santini is Mexican, with Mexico City listed as his hometown. He voices Kiyoshi in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
What is Brandon Santini's date of birth?
Brandon Santini was born on February 7, 1993, in Mexico City. He voices Kiyoshi in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
How long has Brandon Santini worked as a voice actor?
Brandon Santini has been active as a voice actor since 1999. He voices Kiyoshi in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
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