Born August 19, 1981 in São Paulo, Reinaldo Rodriguez works as a Brazilian voice actor and musician. He voices Renji Yomo and Hisashi Ogura in the Portuguese dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
Reinaldo Rodriguez voices Renji Yomo and Hisashi Ogura in the Portuguese dub of Tokyo Ghoul. These two roles make up his full credited work in the series.
Reinaldo Rodriguez is a Brazilian voice actor born August 19, 1981, in São Paulo, who also works as a musician. In Tokyo Ghoul's Portuguese dub, he voices Renji Yomo and Hisashi Ogura.
Reinaldo Rodriguez's Tokyo Ghoul roles, Renji Yomo and Hisashi Ogura, are recorded for the Portuguese dub. He is not part of the original Japanese cast of the series.
Reinaldo Rodriguez works as a musician in addition to voice acting. His Tokyo Ghoul credits, Renji Yomo and Hisashi Ogura, are both recorded for the Portuguese dub.
Reinaldo Rodriguez was born on August 19, 1981, in São Paulo. He voices Renji Yomo and Hisashi Ogura in Tokyo Ghoul's Portuguese dub.

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