Gerardo Reyero
Voice ActorGerardo Reyero, born Gerardo Reyero Muñoz in Puebla, Mexico on October 2, 1965, is a Mexican voice actor active since 1989. He voices Gyomei Himejima in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does Gerardo Reyero have in Demon Slayer?
Gyomei Himejima, the blind Stone Hashira known for his immense strength, is voiced by Gerardo Reyero in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. It is his only listed role in the franchise.
Can you tell me about Gerardo Reyero?
Gerardo Reyero is a Mexican voice actor born in Puebla on October 2, 1965. He has worked in the dubbing industry since 1989 and voices Gyomei Himejima in Demon Slayer's Spanish dub.
Does Gerardo Reyero perform Gyomei Himejima's lines in Japanese?
No, Gerardo Reyero is not part of the original Japanese cast. He voices Gyomei Himejima for the Spanish-language dub of Demon Slayer.
What is Gerardo Reyero's birth date?
Puebla, Mexico is Gerardo Reyero's birthplace, and his birth date is recorded as October 2, 1965. He has since built a Spanish-dubbing career that includes voicing Gyomei Himejima in Demon Slayer.
When did Gerardo Reyero begin working in dubbing?
Since 1989, Gerardo Reyero has worked in the dubbing industry. His credits from that career include voicing Gyomei Himejima in the Spanish version of Demon Slayer.
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