Rafael Camacho
Voice ActorRafael Camacho is a Brazilian voice actor from São Bernardo do Campo. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of a young Jiraiya in Naruto, his sole credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Rafael Camacho voice in Naruto?
A young version of Jiraiya is the part Camacho performs in Naruto, recorded for the Portuguese dub. It is the only credit on file for him in the franchise.
Which dub of Naruto does Rafael Camacho perform in?
Camacho's Naruto work is recorded for the Portuguese dub, voicing the child incarnation of Jiraiya. No second entry exists for him in the series.
Who is Rafael Camacho?
Camacho is a Brazilian voice actor from São Bernardo do Campo. His Naruto credit covers a young Jiraiya, performed for the Portuguese dub.
Where is Rafael Camacho from?
São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil, is where Camacho is based. His sole Naruto credit is voicing a young Jiraiya for the Portuguese dub.
Is Rafael Camacho part of the original Japanese cast of Naruto?
No, Camacho's work is separate from the original Japanese cast of Naruto. He voices a young Jiraiya for the Portuguese-language dub instead.
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