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Jesús Barrero

Voice Actor

Jesús Barrero (1957-2016), full name José de Jesús Barrero Andrade, was a Mexican voice actor from Mexico City active from 1968 to 2015. He voiced Motoki Furuhata in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Mexican
Years Active: 1968-2015
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Sailor Moon Role

Jesús Barrero provided the Spanish dub voice of Motoki Furuhata, the arcade owner and confidant to several of the Sailor Guardians, in Sailor Moon. It was his sole credited role in the franchise.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Jesús Barrero voice in Sailor Moon?

Motoki Furuhata, the arcade owner and confidant to several of the Sailor Guardians, is voiced by Jesús Barrero in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon. It was his sole credited role in the franchise.

Who was Jesús Barrero?

A Mexican voice actor from Mexico City, Jesús Barrero (1957-2016) was active from 1968 to 2015. He voiced Motoki Furuhata in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

Does Jesús Barrero perform in the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon?

No, Jesús Barrero performed in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon rather than the original Japanese cast. He voiced Motoki Furuhata in that Spanish-language version.

When did Jesús Barrero begin his voice acting career?

1968 marks the start of Jesús Barrero's voice acting career. He later voiced Motoki Furuhata in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon, a role he held until his death in 2016.

When did Jesús Barrero pass away?

February 16, 2016, is when Jesús Barrero passed away. He was known for voicing Motoki Furuhata in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon.

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