Mauro Ramos
Voice ActorBorn in 1961 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Mauro Ramos has worked as a voice actor since 1989. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of the Spider Demon Father in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Mauro Ramos voice in Demon Slayer?
In Demon Slayer, Ramos voices the Spider Demon (Father), the patriarch of the demon family encountered on Natagumo Mountain. The role is performed for the Portuguese dub, and it stands as his only credited part in the franchise.
Who is Mauro Ramos, the Demon Slayer voice actor?
Mauro Ramos is a Brazilian voice actor from Rio de Janeiro, active in dubbing since 1989. In Demon Slayer, he provides the Portuguese dub voice of the Spider Demon (Father).
Which dub of Demon Slayer does Ramos perform in?
The Portuguese dub of Demon Slayer is where Ramos performs, rather than the original Japanese cast. His role there is the Spider Demon (Father), patriarch of the demon family on Natagumo Mountain.
When was Mauro Ramos born?
February 13, 1961 is Mauro Ramos's birth date, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. His dubbing career began in 1989 and includes voicing the Spider Demon (Father) in the Portuguese dub of Demon Slayer.
Where is Mauro Ramos from?
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is where Ramos was born, in 1961. He has voiced the Spider Demon (Father) in the Portuguese dub of Demon Slayer as part of a career dating back to 1989.
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