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José Arenas

Voice Actor

In the Latin American Spanish dub of Naruto, José Arenas voices Orochimaru, the rogue Sannin whose ambitions drive many of the series' major conflicts. Born in 1973, he has worked in the industry since 1992.

Role: Voice Actor
Years Active: 1992-present
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Naruto Role

José Arenas, credited under his full name José Luis Reza Arenas, provides three Spanish dub voices in Naruto: Orochimaru in the Latin American localization, along with Mondai and Oboro. His work spans both a major antagonist and supporting roles.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does José Arenas voice in Naruto?

Orochimaru, Mondai, and Oboro make up the three Naruto characters voiced by José Arenas in the Spanish dub. The lineup pairs one prominent antagonist with two smaller supporting parts.

What is José Arenas's most prominent role in Naruto?

Orochimaru stands out as Arenas's most prominent Naruto role, a Sannin antagonist whose scheming drives much of the story's central conflict. He performs this character, along with Mondai and Oboro, for the Spanish dub of the franchise.

Does José Arenas perform Naruto in Spanish or Japanese?

Spanish is the language of Arenas's Naruto roles, including Orochimaru. None of his three credited parts belong to the original Japanese cast.

When was José Arenas born?

June 14, 1973 is the birth date recorded for Arenas, whose full name is José Luis Reza Arenas. He voices Orochimaru and two other characters in the Spanish dub of Naruto.

How long has José Arenas worked in voice acting?

Since 1992, Arenas has worked as a voice actor. That career includes his three Naruto roles, led by the antagonist Orochimaru.

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