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Alan Fernando Velázquez

Voice Actor

Alan Fernando Velázquez works as a Mexican voice actor. In the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon, he voices Motoki Furuhata. He was born in 1985 and has been active since 1995.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Mexican
Years Active: 1995-present
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Sailor Moon Role

As Motoki Furuhata in Sailor Moon's Spanish dub, Alan Fernando Velázquez lends his voice to the role. It is his only credited role in Sailor Moon. The part belongs to Sailor Moon's Spanish-language voice track.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Alan Fernando Velázquez voice in Sailor Moon?

Motoki Furuhata is voiced by Alan Fernando Velázquez in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon. It is his only credited role in the franchise.

Which dub of Sailor Moon does Alan Fernando Velázquez perform in?

The Spanish dub of Sailor Moon is where Alan Fernando Velázquez voices Motoki Furuhata. His role is separate from the original Japanese cast.

Who is Alan Fernando Velázquez?

Alan Fernando Velázquez is a Mexican voice actor born in 1985 who has worked in dubbing since 1995. He voices Motoki Furuhata in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

When was Alan Fernando Velázquez born?

Born on March 28, 1985, Alan Fernando Velázquez voices Motoki Furuhata in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon. He works as a Mexican voice actor.

Where is Alan Fernando Velázquez from?

Alan Fernando Velázquez is a Mexican voice actor from Mexico City. His Sailor Moon credit, Motoki Furuhata, is voiced for the Spanish dub.

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