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Shrek 2 is the Latin American Spanish dub of the film of the same name.

Cast[]

Character Actor[1]

Shrek
Alfonso Obregón

Princesa Fiona
Dulce Guerrero

Burro
Eugenio Derbez
Gato con Botas
Antonio Banderas
Hada Madrina
Simone Brook
Rey Harold
Maynardo Zavala
Reina Lillian
Rosanelda Aguirre
Príncipe Encantador
Ricardo Tejedo
Jenji
Jesús Barrero
Mongo
Miguel Ángel Ghigliazza
Pinocho
Eduardo Garza
Heimlich
Víctor Ugarte
Dieter
Luis Daniel Ramírez
Horst
Carlos Enrique Bonilla
Lobo feroz
Carlos Águila
Espejo mágico
Mario Filio
Doris
Mario Arvizu
Gerónimo, el recepcionista
Salvador Delgado
Cedric
Herman López
Anunciador del Baile Real Leonardo García
Pastelero
Jorge Roig
Joan Rivers
Liza Willert
Herald
José Gilberto Vilchis
Hombre con caja
Raúl de la Fuente
Cajón mágico
Empleada en restaurante
Rossy Aguirre
Rana del bar
Lourdes Morán
Elfo
Gloria Obregón
Ratón ciego
Carlos Hernández
Noble
Hijo del noble
Luis Daniel Ramírez
Capitán de guardias
José Luis Orozco
Additional voices
Mariana Ortiz
Alejandro Sánchez
Arturo Echeverría
Ricardo Silva
Nicolás Silva
Jade
Gabriela Vega
Rocío Garcel
Vicky Córdova
Arturo Mercado
Luis Daniel Ramírez
Gus Rodríguez
Mario Filio
Carlos Alejandro Ramos
Carlos Regalado
Gabriela Garay
Gaby Beltrán
Gus Rodríguez
José Antonio Toledano
Lucía Ricart
Magdalena Questa
Mariana Cobayassi
Pedro Ayala
Technical staff
Dubbing director
Herman López
Musical director
Jorge Roig
Translator
Nora Gutiérrez

Trailers[]

Character Actor
Gato con Botas
Sergio Gutiérrez
(trailer 1)
Javier Rivero
(trailer 2)
Reina Lillian
Angela Villanueva
Narrator
Gerardo Reyero

Notes[]

  • Antonio Banderas provided the voice of Puss in Boots in the original English version, the Spanish-American version and the Spanish version, something he had not previously done in Assassins, in which he provided his voice in both Spanish dubs.
  • In the scene in which Shrek and Donkey walk lost through the forest, they pass by a curious bush for the third time; In the original version, Burro says that he has a shape similar to Shirley Bassey, while in the Latin American dubbing the name "Paquita la del Barrio" is mentioned.

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