Marisol Romero
Voice ActorActive as a voice actor since 2005, Marisol Romero was born in 1984. She provides the Spanish dub voice of the Spider Demon Mother in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Marisol Romero voice in Demon Slayer?
Romero voices Spider Demon (Mother), a member of the demon family that Tanjiro's group encounters during the Natagumo Mountain arc. It is the only role credited to her in Demon Slayer, performed for the Spanish dub.
Who is Marisol Romero on the Demon Slayer voice cast?
Marisol Romero is a voice actress who has worked in the industry since 2005. Her sole credit in Demon Slayer is Spider Demon (Mother), which she performs for the Spanish-language dub.
Is Marisol Romero part of the Japanese cast or the dub cast of Demon Slayer?
Romero is not part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer. She provides the Spanish dub voice of Spider Demon (Mother) instead, her only credited role in the franchise.
When was Marisol Romero born?
Marisol Romero was born on September 25, 1984. In Demon Slayer, she voices Spider Demon (Mother) for the Spanish-language dub, her only role in the franchise.
How long has Marisol Romero been working as a voice actress?
Romero has worked as a voice actress since 2005. Her credits include the Spanish dub role of Spider Demon (Mother) in Demon Slayer.
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