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Frozen II is the Brazilian Portuguese dub of the film of the same name. It was released in cinemas in Brazil on January 2, 2020.

Cast[]

Character Actor[1]


Anna
Érika Menezes (dialogue)
Gabi Porto (songs)
Luna Rabelo (younger)


Elsa
Taryn Szpilman
Letícia Japiassú (younger)
Kristoff
Raphael Rossatto
Olaf
Fábio Porchat
Agnarr
Eduardo Borgerth
Iduna
Myra Ruiz
Mattias
Reginaldo Primo
Rei Runeard
Ricardo Rossatto
Yelena
Maria da Penha
Ryder
Felipe Drummond
Honeymaren
Luísa Viotti
Pabbie
Pádua Moreira
Líder Nortaldra
Luiz Carlos Persy
A Voz AURORA
Ahtohallan voices
Duque de Weselton Pietro Mário Bogianchini (2013 recording)
Hans Olavo Cavalheiro (2013 recording)
Anna Criança Eduarda Móras (2013 recording)
Elsa Criança Alice Lieban (2013 recording)
Additional voices
Adriano Disidney
Alexandre Drummond
Aline Cunha
Aline Ghezzi
Amélia Gumes
Arthur Móras
Carlos Comério
Christiance Monteiro
Clayton Feltran
Davi Barbosa
Duda Espinoza
Erick Bougleux
Fernanda Vandelli
Fernando Mendonça
Francisco Júnior
Gabi Porto
Gottsha
Hélio Ribeiro
João Vieira
Juilo Cesar (Dui)
Lucas Gama
Malta Jr.
Narusa Leal
Mauro Ramos
Max Grácio
Meliss Maia
Mônica Toniolo
Negravat
Nicole Kepler
Pamella Rodrigues
Ricardo Fábio
Rita Lopes
Ronaldo Júlio
Tânia Viana
Thatana Roverso
Wafner Follare
Technical staff
Dubbing Director
Sérgio Cantú
Musical Director
Nandu Valverde
Translator
Lia Mello
Lyricist
Mariana Elisabetsky
Creative Executive
Ana Lucia Lima
Mixing Studio
The Walt Disney Studios - Burbank, CA

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
Se Encontrar
Myra Ruiz
Nada Vai Mudar
Gabi Porto
Fábio Porchat
Raphael Rossatto
Taryn Szpilman
Choir
Taryn Szpilman
AURORA
Com o Tempo
Fábio Porchat
Rena é Melhor do que Gente (Continuação)
Raphael Rossatto
Não Sei Onde Estou
Raphael Rossatto
Taryn Szpilman
Myra Ruiz
Taryn Szpilman
Fazer O Que É Melhor
Gabi Porto

Dubbing Credits[]

Trivia[]

  • Taryn Szpilman was supposed to perform at the Oscars 2020, alongside Idina Menzel and other International Elsa's. But following the death of Andrea Arruti, the Latin American Spanish voice of Teenage Elsa (12 years-old), on January 11, 2020, at only 21 years-old, it was decided to send instead Carmen Sarahí, the Latin American Spanish voice of Elsa, to the Oscars as the Latin America representative, as a tribute to the young actress.

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