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Alfredo Gabriel Basurto

Voice Actor

Active since 1996, Alfredo Gabriel Basurto has worked as a Mexican voice actor. In the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon, he voices Jadeite. He was born in 1977. His full name is Alfredo Gabriel Basurto Contreras.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Mexican
Years Active: 1996-present
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Sailor Moon Role

As Jadeite in Sailor Moon's Spanish dub, Alfredo Gabriel Basurto lends his voice to the role. It is his only credited role in Sailor Moon. The role reflects his contribution to the Spanish-language cast of Sailor Moon.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Alfredo Gabriel Basurto voice in Sailor Moon?

Alfredo Gabriel Basurto voices Jadeite in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon. It is his only credited role in the series.

Which dub of Sailor Moon does Alfredo Gabriel Basurto perform in?

Jadeite, voiced by Basurto, belongs to the Spanish-language cast of Sailor Moon rather than the original Japanese version. It is his sole credit in the franchise.

What is Alfredo Gabriel Basurto's date of birth?

Basurto was born on December 11, 1977, in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. He voices Jadeite in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

Is Alfredo Gabriel Basurto a Mexican voice actor?

Yes, Basurto is a Mexican voice actor who has worked in the industry since 1996. His Sailor Moon credit, Jadeite, is performed for the Spanish-language dub.

Where is Alfredo Gabriel Basurto from?

Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico is Basurto's hometown. In Sailor Moon, he provides the Spanish-dub voice of Jadeite.

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