Raúl Anaya
Voice ActorA Mexico City native born in 1967, Raúl Anaya has worked as a voice actor since 1996. He provides the Spanish dub voice of Gyokko in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Raúl Anaya voice in Demon Slayer?
Gyokko, the vase-obsessed Upper Rank demon known for his grotesque art and cruelty, is voiced by Raúl Anaya in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. It is his role within the franchise's Spanish-language cast.
Which dub of Demon Slayer does Raúl Anaya perform in?
Anaya performs in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer rather than the original Japanese cast. He lends his voice to Gyokko, one of the series' Upper Rank demons, for Spanish-speaking audiences.
What is Raúl Anaya's birth date?
Born on September 23, 1967, in Mexico City, Raúl Anaya provides the Spanish dub voice of Gyokko in Demon Slayer. He has worked as a voice actor since 1996.
Since when has Raúl Anaya worked as a voice actor?
A voice actor since 1996, Anaya voices Gyokko in the Spanish dub of Demon Slayer. Gyokko is an Upper Rank demon known for his grotesque art and obsession with vases.
Who is Raúl Anaya, the voice actor?
Raúl Anaya is a Mexican voice actor who provides the Spanish dub voice of Gyokko in Demon Slayer. Active since 1996, he was born in Mexico City in 1967.
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