Lorenzo De Angelis is a voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice of Yoichi Nagumo in Sakamoto Days. No further biographical details are documented for him.
De Angelis voices Yoichi Nagumo in the Italian dub of Sakamoto Days. No further biographical details are documented for him.
Lorenzo De Angelis is a voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice of Yoichi Nagumo in Sakamoto Days. Beyond this role, no other details of his career are available in this record.
De Angelis voices Yoichi Nagumo for the Italian-language version of Sakamoto Days, not the original Japanese cast. It remains the only credit listed for him within the franchise.
No, De Angelis's contribution to Sakamoto Days is limited to the single role of Yoichi Nagumo. It remains the only credit listed for him within the franchise.
No further biographical details are documented for Lorenzo De Angelis beyond his work in Sakamoto Days. He voices Yoichi Nagumo for the Italian-language dub of the series.

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