Miguel de León, full name Miguel Ángel de León, is a Mexican voice actor born May 19, 1993, active since 2013. He voices Joseph Joestar, Risotto Nero, and Akira Otoishi across the Latin American Spanish dub of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Joseph Joestar, Risotto Nero, and Akira Otoishi are the three characters Miguel de León voices in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. All three performances are recorded for the Spanish dub of the series.
Three characters make up De León's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure credits, all recorded for the Spanish dub of the series. His work in voice acting extends back to 2013.
De León is a Mexican voice actor, also credited natively as Miguel Ángel de León, who has worked since 2013. In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, he voices Joseph Joestar, Risotto Nero, and Akira Otoishi for the Spanish dub.
Joseph Joestar, Risotto Nero, and Akira Otoishi are all recorded for the Spanish dub by De León. None of the performances belong to the original Japanese cast.
Mexico City, Mexico is where De León is originally from. He works as a Spanish dub voice actor and provides three character voices in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.

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