Andrea Orozco
Voice ActorAndrea Orozco, full name Andrea Daniela Orozco Antúnez, was born in 1990 and has been active since 2000. She voices Sakura Kōno in the Spanish dub of Horimiya.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Andrea Orozco voice in Horimiya?
Orozco voices Sakura Kōno in the Spanish dub of Horimiya. It is the documented credit for this performer in the franchise.
What is Andrea Orozco's full name?
Andrea Orozco's full name is recorded as Andrea Daniela Orozco Antúnez. Orozco voices Sakura Kōno in the Spanish dub of Horimiya.
Which dub of Horimiya does Andrea Orozco perform in?
Orozco performs in the Spanish dub of Horimiya rather than the original Japanese version. The role recorded for that cast is Sakura Kōno.
Does Andrea Orozco voice more than one character in Horimiya?
No, Sakura Kōno is the only credited role for Orozco in Horimiya. The role is recorded for the series' Spanish dub.
Who voices Sakura Kōno in the Spanish dub of Horimiya?
Sakura Kōno is voiced by Andrea Orozco in the Spanish dub of Horimiya. This is the documented credit for Orozco within the franchise.
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