Tiana Camacho
Voice ActorTiana Camacho is an American voice actress from Coney Island, New York, who voices Dump in the English dub of Sakamoto Days.
Sakamoto Days Role
Camacho voices Dump in the English-language dub of Sakamoto Days, continuing her anime dub work as a SAG-AFTRA union actress who now largely limits her voice roles to union productions and reprisals of earlier characters.
Career and Notable Roles
Camacho has voiced Ermes Costello in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean, the white blood cell Neutrophil in Cells at Work, and Bea in the Pokémon anime, building over a decade of credits across anime and video games under representation from Atlas Talent Agency.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who voices Ermes in Jojo?
Tiana Camacho voices Ermes Costello in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean. The role is part of her decade-plus career across anime and video games.
Who does Tiana Camacho voice in Sakamoto Days?
Tiana Camacho voices Dump in the English-language dub of Sakamoto Days. She is a SAG-AFTRA union actress who now largely limits her voice roles to union productions and reprisals of earlier characters.
What other anime and games has Tiana Camacho appeared in?
Tiana Camacho has voiced the white blood cell Neutrophil in Cells at Work and Bea in the Pokémon anime, building over a decade of credits across anime and video games.
What talent agency represents Tiana Camacho?
Tiana Camacho is represented by Atlas Talent Agency. That representation has backed a career spanning more than a decade across anime and video game dubbing.
Where is Tiana Camacho from?
Tiana Camacho is from Coney Island, New York. She was born in 1991 and has built her career as a SAG-AFTRA union actress.
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