Alan Fernando Velázquez
Voice ActorActive as a voice actor since 1995, Alan Fernando Velázquez is Mexican. His credit in Naruto is Sumaru and Mitsuki, voiced for the Spanish dub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Alan Fernando Velázquez voice in Naruto?
Mitsuki and Sumaru are voiced by Alan Fernando Velázquez in the Spanish dub of Naruto. These two credits make up his entire documented role list in the franchise.
How many characters does Alan Fernando Velázquez voice in Naruto?
Alan Fernando Velázquez voices two characters in Naruto's Spanish dub, Mitsuki and Sumaru. No other Naruto credits are recorded for him.
Which dub of Naruto does Alan Fernando Velázquez perform in?
The Spanish dub of Naruto is where Alan Fernando Velázquez voices both Mitsuki and Sumaru. He is not part of the original Japanese cast.
Who is Alan Fernando Velázquez?
Alan Fernando Velázquez is a Mexican voice actor active in dubbing since 1995. He voices Mitsuki and Sumaru in the Spanish dub of Naruto.
Where is Alan Fernando Velázquez from?
Alan Fernando Velázquez is from Mexico City, Mexico. He voices Mitsuki and Sumaru in the Spanish dub of Naruto.
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