Mufasa: El Rey León is the Latin American Spanish dub of Mufasa: The Lion King. It was released in theaters across Hispanic America on December 18, 2024, and in Bolivia and Chile on December 19, 2024.
Cast[]
Character | Actor[1] | ||
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Mufasa
|
Alejandro Orozco Antúnez | |
Sergio Maya (younger) | |||
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Taka / Scar
|
Luis Fernando Orozco | |
Leo Novoa (younger) | |||
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Rafiki
|
Arturo Mercado | |
Polo Rojas (young) | |||
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Sarabi
|
María Elisa Gallegos | |
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Kiros
|
René García | |
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Timón
|
Luis Leonardo Suárez | |
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Pumbaa
|
Sergio Carranza | |
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Zazú
|
Fer Soberanes | |
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Kiara
|
María Regina | |
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Eshe
|
Vero López Treviño | |
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Obasi
|
Noé Velázquez | |
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Simba
|
Carlos Rivera | |
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Nala
|
Fela Domínguez | |
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Afia
|
Flor Benítez | |
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Masego
|
Ulises Maynardo | |
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Akua
|
Lorena Vignau | |
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Amara
|
Yadira Aedo | |
Paloma Cordero (singing) | |||
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Azibo
|
Edgar de Marte | |
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Chigaru
|
Sandier Ante Fajardo | |
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Sarafina
|
Gabriela Guzmán | |
Additional voices
|
Alex González | ||
Armando Zúñiga | |||
Dai Liparoti | |||
Emilio Gallardo | |||
Erick Salinas | |||
Ernesto Mascarúa | |||
Ginette Zavala | |||
Guillermo Neach | |||
Jerry Velázquez | |||
Jorge Rafael | |||
Julio Grijalva | |||
Karen Romero | |||
Keiity González | |||
Luis Carlos "Wuicka" Villarreal | |||
Manuel Pérez | |||
Marco Antonio Gtz. | |||
Marianna Santiago | |||
Marysol Lobo | |||
Mónica Moreno | |||
Nando Fortanell | |||
Pato Hitch | |||
Ricardo Tejedo | |||
Roberto Salguero | |||
Santos Alberto | |||
Sofía Troyo | |||
Susana Cohe |
Technical staff | |||
Dialogue direction
|
Ricardo Tejedo | ||
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Marco Antonio Gtz. | |||
Translation and adaptation
|
Katya Ojeda Iturbide | ||
Musical direction
|
Gaby Cárdenas | ||
Lyricists
|
Luis Gerardo Villegas (2024) | ||
Omar Canals | |||
Elena Oria | |||
Walterio Pesqueira | |||
Alberto Alva (1994) | |||
Dialogue recording engineer
|
Marco Antonio Gtz. | ||
Song recording engineer
|
Eduardo Robles | ||
Dubbing editor
|
Luis Cortéz | ||
Dubbing project manager
|
Erika Sánchez Santarelli | ||
Dubbing coordinator
|
Diego Arriaga | ||
Mixing studio
|
The Walt Disney Studios - Burbank, CA | ||
Senior Creative Manager for the Latin American Spanish version
|
Berenice Esquivel | ||
Latin American Spanish version production
|
Disney Character Voices International, Inc. |
Trailers[]
Character | Actor | ||
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Mufasa
(younger) |
André Real (trailer #2) | |
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Taka
(younger) |
Juanpi Monterrubio (trailer #2) | |
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Rafiki
(young) |
Arturo Mercado (trailer #1) | |
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Eshe
|
Xóchitl Ugarte (trailer #2) | |
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Obasi
|
Germán Fabregat (trailer #2) |
Music[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
Milele
|
Flor Benítez | ||
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Ulises Maynardo | |||
Leo Novoa | |||
Sergio Maya | |||
Luis Fernando Orozco | |||
Alejandro Orozco Antúnez | |||
Adiós, Bye Bye
(Bye Bye) |
René García | ||
Lorena Vignau | |||
Paloma Cordero | |||
Vayamos juntos
(We'll Go Together) |
Alejandro Orozco Antúnez | ||
Luis Fernando Orozco | |||
María Elisa Gallegos | |||
Fer Soberanes | |||
Polo Rojas | |||
Di que eres tú
(Tell Me It's You) |
Alejandro Orozco Antúnez | ||
María Elisa Gallegos | |||
El Traidor
(Brother Betrayed) |
Luis Fernando Orozco |
Gallery[]
Character posters[]
References[]
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