Ricardo Juarez
Voice ActorRicardo Juarez, a Brazilian voice actor born in Belém in 1970, has worked in Portuguese-language dubbing since 1992. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of Sekijiro Kan in My Hero Academia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Ricardo Juarez play in My Hero Academia?
Sekijiro Kan is the character Ricardo Juarez voices for the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia. This is his only credit in the franchise's cast list.
What is Ricardo Juarez's background as a voice actor?
Ricardo Juarez has worked in Portuguese-language voice acting since 1992. In My Hero Academia, he is credited as the Portuguese dub voice of Sekijiro Kan.
Is Ricardo Juarez part of the original Japanese cast of My Hero Academia?
No, Ricardo Juarez records his lines for the Portuguese dub rather than the original Japanese version. He voices Sekijiro Kan in that dub.
What is Ricardo Juarez's date of birth?
November 6, 1970 is Ricardo Juarez's date of birth. He is a Brazilian performer credited with the Portuguese dub role of Sekijiro Kan in My Hero Academia.
Where does Ricardo Juarez come from?
Ricardo Juarez comes from Belém, Brazil. His work in My Hero Academia consists of voicing Sekijiro Kan for the Portuguese dub.
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