Miriam VALENCIA
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Cast in:
(Spanish version)
Ashita no Nadja (TV) as Alex (Spain dub)
Case Closed (TV) (Spain dub)
Croquette! (TV) as Tata (Spain dub)
Futari wa Pretty Cure (TV) as Ryota Misumi (Spain dub); Sabiduria (Spain dub); Shiho Kubota (Spain dub)
Hōkago Renai Club: Koi no Étude (OAV) as Sanae Orihara
Kaiketsu Zorori (TV) as Noshishi (Spain dub)
Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne (TV) as Fin (Spain dub)
Legendz: Yomigaeru Ryuuou Densetsu (TV) as Shu (Spain dub)
MegaMan NT Warrior (TV) as Roll (Spain dub)
Mermaid Melody: Pichi Pichi Pitch (TV) as Karen (First appearance - Spain dub); Noel (Second appearance - Spain dub); Eriru (Spain dub); Hippo (Spain dub); [+ unlisted credits] (Spain dub)
Pokémon (TV) as Mitsy (Spain dub)
Pokemon 2000 - The Movie as Misty (Spain dub)
Pokemon Heroes - Latias & Latios (movie) as Misty (Spain dub); [+ unlisted credits] (Spain dub)
Pokemon: The First Movie as Misty (Spain dub)
Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea (movie) as Kumiko (Spain dub)
Super GALS (TV) as Satsuki Iida (Spain dub); [+ unlisted credits] (Spain dub)
Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE (TV) as Kotoko (Spain dub)
Zatch Bell (TV) as Tia (Spain dub)
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