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Angélica Santos

Voice Actor

Active since 1983, Angélica Santos is a Brazilian voice actor born in São Paulo in 1970. Her Portuguese dub work in One Piece includes Nico Robin and the child version of Roronoa Zoro, both recorded for the 4Kids-sourced version, along with Enishida, Portgas D. Rouge and Carmen.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Brazilian
Years Active: 1983-present
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One Piece Role

Santos's five One Piece credits for the Portuguese dub are Nico Robin and a young Roronoa Zoro, both tied to the 4Kids version of the series, plus Enishida, Portgas D. Rouge and Carmen. Her career as a voice actor dates back to 1983.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Angélica Santos voice in One Piece?

In the Portuguese dub of One Piece, Santos voices Nico Robin and a young version of Roronoa Zoro, both tied to the 4Kids-sourced version of the series. Her credits also include Enishida, Portgas D. Rouge, and Carmen.

How many roles does Angélica Santos have in One Piece?

Five credited roles in the Portuguese dub of One Piece belong to Santos. Together, Nico Robin, young Roronoa Zoro, Enishida, Portgas D. Rouge, and Carmen make up her full contribution to the franchise.

Who is the voice actor Angélica Santos?

Angélica Santos is a Brazilian voice actress with five credited roles in the Portuguese-language dub of One Piece. Her career in dubbing dates back to 1983.

When was Angélica Santos born?

Santos was born on June 17, 1970. She is credited with five roles in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including Nico Robin.

Where is Angélica Santos from?

São Paulo, Brazil, is where Santos was born. Her One Piece work in the Portuguese dub spans five roles, among them Portgas D. Rouge and Carmen.

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