Roberto Rocha
Voice ActorRoberto Rocha is a Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo, active since 2005. In the Portuguese dub of Naruto he voices both Mondai and Nanafushi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Roberto Rocha voice in Naruto?
Roberto Rocha voices both Mondai and Nanafushi in the Portuguese dub of Naruto. Both credits are part of his work as a São Paulo-based voice actor since 2005.
How many characters does Roberto Rocha voice in Naruto?
Two characters make up Roberto Rocha's Naruto credits: Mondai and Nanafushi, both voiced for the Portuguese dub. He has worked in the role since 2005.
Who is Roberto Rocha in the Naruto voice cast?
A Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo, Roberto Rocha has worked since 2005. He voices Mondai and Nanafushi in the Portuguese dub of Naruto.
What city is Roberto Rocha from?
São Paulo, Brazil is where Roberto Rocha is from. He voices Mondai and Nanafushi in Naruto's Portuguese dub.
Since when has Roberto Rocha worked in the dubbing industry?
Since 2005, Roberto Rocha has worked in the dubbing industry. He voices Mondai and Nanafushi in the Portuguese dub of Naruto.
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