Mauricio Pérez is a Spanish-language voice actor credited with four roles in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. He voices Dire, Donovan, Loggins, and Shigekiyo Yangu, all recorded for the Latin American Spanish dub.
Mauricio Pérez voices Dire, Donovan, Loggins, and Shigekiyo Yangu in the Spanish dub of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. All four roles are recorded for the same Spanish-language cast.
Shigekiyo Yangu is voiced by Mauricio Pérez, who also voices Dire, Donovan, and Loggins in the Spanish dub of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. These four credits make up his listed work in the franchise.
Pérez's four JoJo's Bizarre Adventure roles are all recorded for the Spanish dub rather than the original Japanese broadcast. His credits include Dire, Donovan, Loggins, and Shigekiyo Yangu.
Pérez voices four characters in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Dire, Donovan, Loggins, and Shigekiyo Yangu. All four credits belong to the Spanish dub of the series.
Mauricio Pérez is a voice actor working in Spanish-language anime dubbing. His JoJo's Bizarre Adventure work spans four roles: Dire, Donovan, Loggins, and Shigekiyo Yangu.

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