Rubén Moya
Voice ActorRubén Moya, a voice actor born in 1960 in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico, worked in the industry from 1978 until his death in 2023. He provided the Spanish dub voice of the Hand Demon in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Rubén Moya voice in Demon Slayer?
Rubén Moya voiced the Hand Demon in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. It was his only credited role in the franchise.
What role does the Hand Demon play in Demon Slayer's story?
The Hand Demon, voiced by Moya, is one of the demons Tanjiro confronts during his early missions. The character appears in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
How long did Rubén Moya work as a voice actor?
Rubén Moya's voice acting career spanned from 1978 until his death in 2023. During that time he voiced the Hand Demon in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
Who was Rubén Moya, the voice of the Hand Demon?
Rubén Moya was a Mexican voice actor born in Chilpancingo, Guerrero. He voiced the Hand Demon in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
Was Rubén Moya's Hand Demon role voiced in Spanish?
Yes, Moya provided the Spanish language dub voice of the Hand Demon in Demon Slayer. It is his only recorded credit in the franchise.
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