Miguel de León
Voice ActorA Mexico City native born in 1993, Miguel de León has worked as a voice actor since 2013. He provides the Spanish dub voice of Rokuro in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does Miguel de León play in Demon Slayer?
Rokuro, tied to the story's swordsmith village, is voiced by Miguel de León in Demon Slayer. It is his only credited role within the franchise, recorded for the Spanish dub.
Who is the actor behind Rokuro in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer?
De León, also known natively as Miguel Ángel de León, provides the Spanish dub voice. He has worked in voice acting since 2013 and voices Rokuro in Demon Slayer.
Is Miguel de León part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer?
No, De León is not part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer. His Rokuro performance is recorded for the Spanish dub instead.
What is Miguel de León's date of birth?
May 19, 1993 is De León's date of birth. Born in Mexico City, he voices Rokuro in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer.
When did Miguel de León begin his voice acting career?
Since 2013, De León has worked as a voice actor. Within that career, he provides the Spanish dub voice of Rokuro in Demon Slayer.
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