
Flora Paulita, a Brazilian voice actress born April 12, 1993, in São Paulo, active since 2002, voices four characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including Conis and Carina, among others.
Paulita voices four characters in One Piece's Portuguese dub: Conis, Carina, Wadatsumi and Kairen. These four roles make up her complete credited work in the franchise. She has recorded Portuguese dub work since 2002.
Four One Piece roles are credited to Paulita: Conis, Carina, Wadatsumi and Kairen. All are voiced for the Portuguese dub of the series. No further One Piece credits are listed for her in this database.
Flora Paulita is a Brazilian voice actress born in São Paulo in 1993, active in dubbing since 2002. In One Piece, she voices four Portuguese dub roles: Conis, Carina, Wadatsumi and Kairen.
The Portuguese dub of One Piece features Paulita across four roles: Conis, Carina, Wadatsumi and Kairen. She is not part of the original Japanese cast. Paulita is a Brazilian actress based in São Paulo.
São Paulo, Brazil is Paulita's hometown, and she holds Brazilian nationality. She was born on April 12, 1993. She voices Conis, Carina, Wadatsumi and Kairen in the Portuguese dub of One Piece.

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