Rubén Moya
Voice ActorRubén Moya was a Mexican voice actor born in 1960 in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, who worked from 1978 until his death in 2023. He provided the Spanish dub voice of Haido in Naruto.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which role did Rubén Moya take on in Naruto?
Rubén Moya voiced Haido in the Spanish dub of Naruto. It was his only credited role in the franchise.
How long was Rubén Moya active as a voice actor?
Moya's career ran from 1978 until his death in 2023. Within that span he voiced Haido in the Spanish dub of Naruto.
Who was the Spanish dub voice of Haido in Naruto?
Haido was voiced by Rubén Moya, a Mexican voice actor born in Chilpancingo, Guerrero. Moya recorded the role for the Spanish language dub of Naruto.
Does Rubén Moya perform Haido's dialogue in the original Japanese version?
No, Moya voiced Haido for the Spanish language dub of Naruto rather than the original Japanese production. It is his sole credit in the franchise.
What was Rubén Moya's hometown?
Rubén Moya's hometown was Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico. He held Mexican nationality and voiced Haido in the Spanish dub of Naruto.
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