Leyla Rangel
Voice ActorBorn on October 10, 1985, in Mexico City, Leyla Rangel is a Mexican voice actress active since 1992. She voices Mine Kuramae in the Spanish dub of Fruits Basket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Leyla Rangel voice in Fruits Basket?
Mine Kuramae is the character Leyla Rangel voices in the Spanish dub of Fruits Basket. It is the sole role credited to her within the franchise.
Does Leyla Rangel have more than one role in Fruits Basket?
Leyla Rangel holds only one Fruits Basket credit, Mine Kuramae, within the franchise's Spanish-language cast. She has been active as a voice actress since 1992.
Which dub of Fruits Basket does Leyla Rangel perform in?
Leyla Rangel performs in the Spanish dub of Fruits Basket, not the original Japanese cast. She voices Mine Kuramae in that version.
What is Leyla Rangel's hometown?
Mexico City, Mexico is Leyla Rangel's hometown. She voices Mine Kuramae in the Spanish dub of Fruits Basket.
When did Leyla Rangel begin her voice acting career?
Leyla Rangel has been active in voice acting since 1992. She voices Mine Kuramae in the Spanish dub of Fruits Basket.
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