From the Apennines to the Andes (TV)
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Director: Isao Takahata Scenario: Kazuo Fukazawa Storyboard: Music: Kôichi Sakata Original creator: Edmondo De Amicis Character Design: Youichi Otabe Art director: Takashi Mukuo Animation director: Youichi Otabe Director of Photography: Keishichi Kuroki Executive producer: Kôichi Motohashi Producer: Assistant Animation Director: Reiko Okuyama Assistant director: Audio Director: Yasuo Uragami Continuity & layout: Hayao Miyazaki Theme Song Arrangement: Theme Song Composition: Kôichi Sakata Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Kumiko Ohsugi (OP + ED) | Yoshiko Matsuo as Marco Kazuyuki Sogabe as Tonio Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Pietro Mie Azuma as Pablo Noriko Ohara as Conchetta Yukiko Nikaido as Anna Akiko Tsuboi as Narrator Akio Nojima as Rocky Eken Mine as Federico Hikaru Miyata as Fernandez Ichirô Nagai as Peppino Kei Tomiyama as Mario Keiko Yokozawa as Fana Kôhei Miyauchi as Carlos Kuriko Komamura as Emilio Masako Nozawa as Luigi Mieko Nobusawa as Fiolina Reiko Takefuji as Clara Ryusei Nakao as Miguel Sachiko Chijimatsu as Julietta Takuzou Kamiyama as Leonardo Tohru Furuya as Manuel (ep 45-46) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Francisco Sánchez (Spain dub) Adaptation: Francisco Sánchez (Spain dub) Theme Song Performance: José María López Pascual (OP, ED, Spain dub) | Ana Ángeles García as Marco (Spain dub) Angelina Gatell as Anna Rossi (Spain dub) Conchita Núñez as Javier Dotú as Tonio (Spain dub) Ana María Saizar as Sra.Gina (Spain dub) Antonio Fernández Sánchez as Tio Merelli (Spain dub) Benjamin Domingo as Sr. Girotti (Spain dub) Claudio Velásquez as Marco (new version) Francisco Sánchez as Peppino (Spain dub) Héctor Cantolla as Sr. Mequinez (Spain dub) Irene Guerrero De Luna as Caterina (Spain dub) Joaquín Vidriales as Dr. Rombaldini (Spain dub) José Martinez Blanco as Jose Moratalla as Mario (Spain dub) Julio Núñez as Dr. Rodriguez (Spain dub) Manuel de Juan as Federico (Spain dub) Mari Angeles Herranz as Monja (Spain dub) Rasael Taibo as Sr. Carlo (Spain dub) Rocio Garcel as Marco | |||||||
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Executive producer: Aldo Grimaldi | Fabrizio Latini Vidale as Marco Cinzia De Carolis as Concetta Dario Ghirardi as Pietro Diego Michelotti as Fosco Ermanno Ribaudo as Narratore Gastone Pescucci as Mario Georgia Lepore as Juana Laura Boccanera as Suor Maria Maurizio Reti as Miguel Oreste Baldini as Tonio Paolo Turco as Riccardo Rossi as Pablo Silvia Pepitoni as Anna Susanna Fassetta as Violetta | |||||||
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