Marco Ribeiro
Voice ActorMarco Ribeiro works as both a voice actor and a translator in Brazil. Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970 and active in dubbing since 1985, he voices Song Chi-Yul in the Portuguese dub of Solo Leveling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Marco Ribeiro voice in Solo Leveling?
Marco Ribeiro voices Song Chi-Yul in the Portuguese dub of Solo Leveling. This is his credited role in the franchise.
Which dub of Solo Leveling does Marco Ribeiro perform in?
Ribeiro performs in the Portuguese dub of Solo Leveling rather than the original Japanese version. He voices the character Song Chi-Yul in that release.
Where is Marco Ribeiro from?
Marco Ribeiro is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He voices Song Chi-Yul in the Portuguese dub of Solo Leveling.
When did Marco Ribeiro begin his dubbing career?
Marco Ribeiro's dubbing career began in 1985. In Solo Leveling, he performs the Portuguese-language voice of Song Chi-Yul.
Who is Marco Ribeiro?
Marco Ribeiro is known for combining voice acting with translation work in Brazil. In Solo Leveling, he voices Song Chi-Yul for the Portuguese dub.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Solo Leveling anime series, the original web novel and webtoon, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Created byChugong
- Published byYen Press
- Animated byA-1 Pictures
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- Movie pages: theatrical compilation key visuals, credited to A-1 Pictures and Aniplex.
- Game pages: official artwork for Solo Leveling: Arise, credited to Netmarble and Aniplex.
- Manga chapter pages: webtoon panels and Yen Press volume covers, credited to D&C Media, Redice Studio, and Chugong.
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