Bianca Alencar
Voice ActorBianca Alencar is a Brazilian voice actress born in 1994 who has worked in dubbing since 2006. She voices Yakumo Kurama and Chōchō Akimichi in the Portuguese dub of Naruto.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Bianca Alencar voice in Naruto?
Alencar voices both Chōchō Akimichi and Yakumo Kurama in the Portuguese dub of Naruto. Together, these two roles are the only Naruto credits currently listed for her.
How many characters does Bianca Alencar voice in Naruto?
She voices two characters in Naruto: Chōchō Akimichi and Yakumo Kurama. Both roles are recorded for the Portuguese dub of the series.
Where is Bianca Alencar from?
She is Brazilian and comes from São Paulo. Her Naruto credits, Chōchō Akimichi and Yakumo Kurama, are both voiced for the Portuguese dub.
When was Bianca Alencar born?
Her birthday is recorded as October 1, 1994. The wiki lists this as her full birth date, alongside her Brazilian nationality and São Paulo hometown.
Since when has Bianca Alencar worked in voice acting?
She has worked in voice acting since 2006. Her Naruto credits fall within that broader career timeline.
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