Letizia Ciampa
Voice ActorLetizia Ciampa is an Italian voice actress born in Rome in 1986. She voices Nia Teppelin in the Italian dub of Gurren Lagann.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Letizia Ciampa in the Gurren Lagann cast?
Letizia Ciampa is an Italian voice actress born in Rome in 1986. She voices Nia Teppelin in the Italian dub of Gurren Lagann.
When was Letizia Ciampa born?
Letizia Ciampa was born on October 20, 1986. She is credited as the Italian dub voice of Nia Teppelin in Gurren Lagann.
Which character does Letizia Ciampa play in Gurren Lagann?
Letizia Ciampa voices Nia Teppelin in Gurren Lagann. The role is performed for the Italian dub and is her listed credit in the franchise.
Where is Letizia Ciampa from?
Letizia Ciampa is an Italian voice actress born in Rome. Her credits include the Italian dub role of Nia Teppelin in Gurren Lagann.
Is Letizia Ciampa part of the original Japanese cast of Gurren Lagann?
Letizia Ciampa is not part of the original Japanese cast of Gurren Lagann. She performs in the Italian dub, where she voices Nia Teppelin.
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