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Enrique Cervantes

Voice Actor

Enrique Cervantes, whose full name is recorded as Juan José Enrique Cervantes Cervantes, is a Spanish-speaking voice actor born in 1974 and active since 1989. He voices Ishikawa in the Spanish dub of Ghost in the Shell.

Role: Voice Actor
Years Active: 1989-present
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Ghost in the Shell Role

Enrique Cervantes recorded the role of Ishikawa for the Spanish-language dub of Ghost in the Shell, a credit from a voice acting career that has run since 1989.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Enrique Cervantes play in Ghost in the Shell?

Enrique Cervantes voices Ishikawa in the Spanish dub of Ghost in the Shell. It is his only documented credit in the franchise.

Who plays Ishikawa in the Ghost in the Shell Spanish dub?

Ishikawa is voiced by Enrique Cervantes, a Spanish-language voice actor whose recorded career began in 1989. Ghost in the Shell marks his sole credit in the franchise.

Is Enrique Cervantes part of the Ghost in the Shell Spanish dub cast?

Cervantes recorded the role of Ishikawa for the Spanish-language dub of Ghost in the Shell rather than the original Japanese broadcast. No other credits are listed for him in the series.

What is Enrique Cervantes's date of birth?

Enrique Cervantes was born on July 15, 1974. He voices Ishikawa in the Spanish dub of Ghost in the Shell.

How long has Enrique Cervantes worked as a voice actor?

Cervantes has been active as a voice actor since 1989. His only Ghost in the Shell role is Ishikawa, performed for the Spanish dub.

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