Adriana Torres
Voice ActorAdriana Torres provides the Portuguese dub voice of Alisa in Cowboy Bebop. She works as a voice actress in Portuguese-language anime dubbing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Adriana Torres voice in Cowboy Bebop?
Alisa is voiced by Adriana Torres in the Portuguese dub of Cowboy Bebop. It is her only listed credit in the franchise.
Which dub of Cowboy Bebop does Adriana Torres perform in?
Adriana Torres performs in the Portuguese dub of Cowboy Bebop, not the original Japanese cast. There, she voices Alisa.
What is known about Adriana Torres?
Adriana Torres is a voice actress working in Portuguese-language anime dubbing. She voices Alisa in Cowboy Bebop.
Is Adriana Torres part of the original Japanese cast of Cowboy Bebop?
No, Adriana Torres is not part of the original Japanese cast of Cowboy Bebop. She voices Alisa for the Portuguese dub.
How many characters does Adriana Torres voice in Cowboy Bebop?
Adriana Torres voices one character in Cowboy Bebop, Alisa. This is currently her only credited role in the franchise.
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