Alejandro Albaiceta
Voice ActorSpanish voice actor who provided the Spanish voices for major Dragon Ball characters including adult Gohan across multiple series and films, as well as Vegeta and other key fighters.
Dragon Ball Voice Work
Alejandro Albaiceta became the Spanish voice of adult Gohan, voicing the character across Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super. His work extended to all major theatrical releases, including Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, Battle of Gods, Resurrection F, and the Broly film. Beyond Gohan, Albaiceta voiced Vegeta during select episodes of Dragon Ball Z and contributed voices to supporting characters such as Mercenary Tao and Tapion, establishing himself as a key voice in Spain's Dragon Ball dubbing efforts.
Established Voice Career
Albaiceta's work in Spanish animation dubs has made him one of the region's recognized voice talents, with his contributions spanning Dragon Ball's television series and its extensive film catalog. His consistent portrayal of Gohan across decades of content helped define the character for Spanish-speaking fans.
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What is Alejandro Albaiceta known for in Dragon Ball?
Spanish voice actor who provided the Spanish voices for major Dragon Ball characters including adult Gohan across multiple series and films, as well as Vegeta and other key fighters. Within Dragon Ball, Alejandro Albaiceta is best known as the spanish voice of Gohan.
Which Dragon Ball characters does Alejandro Albaiceta voice?
Alejandro Albaiceta voices Vegeta, Gohan, and Broly in the Dragon Ball franchise.
Which Dragon Ball productions has Alejandro Albaiceta worked on?
Alejandro Albaiceta has provided voice work for Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super. Alejandro Albaiceta became the Spanish voice of adult Gohan, voicing the character across Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super.
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Alejandro Albaiceta is a Spanish voice actor. Spanish voice actor who provided the Spanish voices for major Dragon Ball characters including adult Gohan across multiple series and films, as well as Vegeta and other key fighters. Their Dragon Ball credit is the spanish voice of Gohan.
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Alejandro Albaiceta works in the Dragon Ball franchise as a voice actor. Specifically, their contribution is described as the spanish voice of Gohan. Spanish voice actor who provided the Spanish voices for major Dragon Ball characters including adult Gohan across multiple series and films, as well as Vegeta and other key fighters.
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