Simcha Barbiro
Voice ActorIsraeli voice actor, singer, and photographer who has brought hundreds of animated characters to life since 1991, most notably voicing Krillin and the tyrannical Frieza in Dragon Ball's Hebrew localization.
Dragon Ball Roles
Barbiro voiced Krillin and Frieza in the Hebrew dub of Dragon Ball, two of the franchise's most important characters. His work extended to supporting roles including Mr. Popo, South Kai, Shu, Ledgic, King Gurumes, and several other characters that enriched the Dragon Ball experience for Hebrew-speaking audiences. His distinctive voice work made these characters memorable across the Israeli anime community.
Diverse Voice Career
Since 1991, Barbiro has provided voices for hundreds of characters across anime, bringing depth to both heroic and villainous roles. His work as a singer and photographer rounds out his contributions to Israeli entertainment, making him a multi-talented figure in the country's creative industries.
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