Blanca Nieves y los siete enanos is one of several Latin American Spanish dubs of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Cast[]
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Blanca Nieves
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Amparo Garrido | |
Lupita Pérez Arias (singing) | |||
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Reina Grimhilde/Bruja
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Rosario Muñoz Ledo (Reina Grimhilde) | |
Carmen Donna-Dío (Bruja) | |||
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Príncipe
|
Jorge Lapuente | |
Jorge Lagunez (singing) | |||
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Doc
|
Juan Domingo Méndez | |
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Grumpy
|
Rubens Medel | |
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Sleepy
|
Salvador Carrasco | |
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Happy
|
Francisco Colmenero | |
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Bashful
|
José Manuel Rosano | |
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Sneezy
|
Dagoberto de Cervantes | |
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Espejo Mágico
|
Alberto Gavira | |
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Humberto, el Cazador
|
Francisco La Rué | |
Narrator
|
Luis Manuel Pelayo |
Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director
|
Edmundo Santos | ||
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Translator and adapter
|
Edmundo Santos | ||
Lyricist
|
Edmundo Santos | ||
Musical director
|
Eduardo Hernández Moncada | ||
Creative manager
|
Edmundo Santos |
Trivia[]
- The only home media releases containing this dub were in 1994. Due to Lupita Pérez Arias suing Disney for royalties of the use of her voice on the home media releases of this dub, Disney redubbed the film in 2001, with Spain creating their own dubbing.
- This dub was used both in Spain and the Latin Americas until 2001 when both countries created separate dubbings due to Lupita Pérez Arias' lawsuit.
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