Gabriel Martins, credited under the full name Gabriel Martins Oliveira da Costa, is a Brazilian voice actor born June 14, 2000, in São Paulo, active since 2008. He voices Harry and Ricca, along with the child versions of Sanji and Donquixote Doflamingo, in the Portuguese dub of One Piece.
Gabriel Martins voices the young versions of Sanji and Donquixote Doflamingo, plus Harry and Ricca, in the Portuguese dub of One Piece. These four roles make up his credited work in the franchise.
Four Portuguese dub credits belong to Gabriel Martins in One Piece: young Sanji, young Donquixote Doflamingo, Harry, and Ricca. These make up his full recorded voice work in the franchise.
Gabriel Martins has been active in voice acting since 2008. He voices four characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including the young versions of Sanji and Donquixote Doflamingo.
São Paulo, Brazil is Gabriel Martins's hometown. He voices Harry, Ricca, and the young versions of Sanji and Donquixote Doflamingo in One Piece's Portuguese dub.
Born June 14, 2000, and credited in full as Gabriel Martins Oliveira da Costa, Gabriel Martins is a Brazilian voice actor. He voices four roles in One Piece's Portuguese dub.

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