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Gerardo Reyero

Voice Actor

Active since 1989, Gerardo Reyero is a Mexican voice actor born in 1965 in Puebla, full name Gerardo Reyero Muñoz. He voices Mamoru Chiba, who transforms into Tuxedo Mask, in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Mexican
Years Active: 1989-present
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Sailor Moon Role

Gerardo Reyero provides the Spanish dub voice of Mamoru Chiba, the masked hero Tuxedo Mask and romantic lead opposite Usagi Tsukino, in Sailor Moon. It is his sole credited role in the franchise.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Gerardo Reyero portray in Sailor Moon?

Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask, the masked hero and romantic lead opposite Usagi Tsukino, is voiced by Gerardo Reyero in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon. It is his sole credited role in the franchise.

Who is the actor voicing Tuxedo Mask in Sailor Moon?

Gerardo Reyero, full name Gerardo Reyero Muñoz, is a Mexican voice actor born in Puebla in 1965. He has worked in Spanish-language dubbing since 1989, including as the voice of Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask in Sailor Moon.

Is Gerardo Reyero part of the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon?

No, Gerardo Reyero is not part of the original Japanese cast. He performs the Spanish dub voice of Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask in Sailor Moon.

When is Gerardo Reyero's birthday?

Puebla, on October 2, 1965, is where Gerardo Reyero was born. He now voices Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

When did Gerardo Reyero become active as a voice actor?

Gerardo Reyero has been active as a voice actor since 1989. That work includes voicing Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

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