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Cast in:
(Spanish version)
Babel II - Beyond Infinity (TV) as Wong (Spain dub)
Basilisk (TV) as Jingoro (Spain dub)
Blood: The Last Vampire (movie) as Louis
Boys Be... (TV) as Yoshihiko Kenjou (Spain dub)
Case Closed (TV) as Professor Hiroshi Agasa (Spain dub); Vodka (ep 1 ; Spain dub)
Ceres, Celestial Legend (TV) (Spain dub)
Cowboy Bebop (TV) as Vicious (Spain dub); [+ unlisted credits] (Spain dub)
Coyote Ragtime Show (TV) as Mister (Spain dub); Rotulos (Spain dub)
Dokyusei 2 (OAV) as Aritomo Saiounji (Spain dub)
Doraemon: Nobita's Galactic Express (movie) (Spain dub)
Doraemon: Nobita's Tin-Plate Labyrinth (movie) as Papa Noel (Spain dub); Profesor de Nobita (Spain dub)
F3 (OAV) (Spain dub)
Fushigi Yuugi (TV) as Tomo (Spain dub)
Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (TV) as Fernand (Spain dub)
Gensomaden Saiyuki: Requiem (movie) as Sanzo (Spain dub)
Golden Boy (OAV) as Hiroshi Kogure (Spain dub)
Hunter X Hunter (TV) as Leorio (Spain dub)
Inuyasha (TV) (Spain dub)
Jin-Roh - The Wolf Brigade (movie) as Kazuki Fuse (Spain dub)
Karas (OAV) (Spain dub)
Love Hina (TV) as Seta Noriyasu (Spain dub)
Magic User's Club (OAV) as Ayanojou Aburatsubo (Spain dub)
Magic User's Club (TV) as Ayanojou Aburatsubo (Spain dub)
New Cutey Honey (OAV) as Akakabu Hayami (Spain dub); Alcalde Light (Spain dub); [+ unlisted credits] (Spain dub)
NieA_7 (TV) as Amo (Spain dub)
Orphen (TV) as Childman (Spain dub)
Rurouni Kenshin (TV) as Sanosuke (Spain dub ; 2nd dub)
Saint Seiya (TV) as Ikki de Phoenix (Spain dub ; redoblaje)
Saiyuki (TV) as Dokugakuji (Spain dub); [+ unlisted credits] (Spain dub)
Samurai 7 (TV) as Kambei Shimada (Spain dub)
Strawberry Eggs (TV) as Kôji Mori (Spain dub)
Tobira o Akete (OAV 1986) as Ladin (Spain dub)
Wolf's Rain (OAV) as Tsume
Wolf's Rain (TV) as Tsume
Words Worth (OAV) as Wodsca (Spain dub)
Yu Yu Hakusho The Movie: Poltergeist Report as Kazuma Kubawara (Spain dub)
Yu Yu Hakusho: Ghost Files (TV) as Kazuma Kubawara (Spain dub); Yomi (Spain dub)
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