Alicia Vélez
Voice ActorAlicia Vélez, a Mexican voice actress born in Mexico City in 1999, has been active since 2001. She voices Motoko Iura in the Spanish dub of Horimiya.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Alicia Vélez voice in Horimiya?
Vélez voices Motoko Iura in the Spanish-language dub of Horimiya. It is her only credited role in the series.
Who is Alicia Vélez?
Alicia Vélez is a Mexican voice actress born in Mexico City in 1999. In Horimiya, she voices Motoko Iura for the Spanish dub.
Which dub of Horimiya does Vélez perform in?
Alicia Vélez's Horimiya role was recorded for the Spanish-language dub, not the original Japanese broadcast. She voices Motoko Iura in that release.
When did Alicia Vélez start voice acting?
Alicia Vélez has been active as a voice actress since 2001. She currently voices Motoko Iura in the Spanish dub of Horimiya.
Where is Alicia Vélez from?
Alicia Vélez was born in Mexico City in 1999 and is of Mexican nationality. She voices Motoko Iura in the Spanish dub of Horimiya.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Horimiya anime series, manga, and official materials. Horimiya was created by HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara, published by Square Enix, and animated by CloverWorks. All rights to Horimiya and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Created byHERO and Daisuke Hagiwara
- Published bySquare Enix
- Animated byCloverWorks
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