Steven Universe: La película (also known as El universo de Steven) is the Latin American Spanish dub of Steven Universe: The Movie. It premiered on Cartoon Network in Latin America on October 7, 2019. Later that month, the film also received a limited theatrical release, distributed by Cinemark Theaters in Argentina[1][2] and Paraguay[3] from October 24 to October 31.
It is currently available to stream on HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Microsoft Store and Claro Video.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[4] | ||
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Steven Universe
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Jorge Bringas | |
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Garnet
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Rocío Mallo | |
| Marilyn Viloria (singing "Happily Ever After" one line, TV version) | |||
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Rubí
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Zafiro
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Amatista
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Perla
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Perla Azul
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Perla Amarilla
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Espinela
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Dorisvell Costa | |
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Connie Maheswaran
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Navid Cabrera | |
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Greg Universe
|
Henrique Palacios | |
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Peridot
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Sofía Narváez | |
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Lapislázuli
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| Luisana Petitt (singing "Who We Are": chorus) | |||
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Bismuto
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Catherine Reyes | |
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Sadie Miller
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| Luisana Petitt (singing "Disobedient") | |||
| Claudia Álvarez [unverified] (singing "Finale") | |||
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Lars Barriga
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Ángel Lugo | |
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Ópalo
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Aura Caamaño | |
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Steg
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Kevin García | |
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Alcadesa Nanefua Pizza
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Lileana Chacón | |
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Diamante Amarillo
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Yulika Krausz | |
| Marilyn Viloria (singing) | |||
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Diamante Azul
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Yojeved Meyer | |
| Marilyn Viloria (singing) | |||
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Diamante Blanco
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Aura Caamaño | |
| Marilyn Viloria (singing) | |||
Voice-over
|
Yuneidy Reyes (title voice-over) | ||
| María Fernanda Febres | |||
| Will Cuevas | |||
Music[]
| Song | Singer(s) | ||
| Marilyn Viloria | |||
| Jorge Bringas | |||
| María José Estévez | |||
| Rocío Mallo | |||
| Stefany Villaroel | |||
| Marilyn Viloria | |||
| Dorisvell Costa | |||
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María José Estévez | ||
| Jorge Bringas | |||
| Catherine Reyes | |||
| Andrea Navas | |||
| Sofía Narváez | |||
| Luisana Petitt | |||
| Dorisvell Costa | |||
| Rocío Mallo | |||
No importa qué
(No Matter What) |
Jorge Bringas | ||
| Stefany Villaroel | |||
Desobediente
(Disobedient) |
Luisana Petitt | ||
| Stefany Villaroel | |||
Juntos e Independientes
(Independent Together) |
Kevin García | ||
| María José Estévez | |||
| Aura Caamaño | |||
| Dorisvell Costa | |||
| Jorge Bringas | |||
| Dorisvell Costa | |||
| Rocío Mallo | |||
| Jorge Bringas | |||
| Rocío Mallo | |||
| Marilyn Viloria | |||
| Dorisvell Costa | |||
| Jorge Bringas | |||
| Catherine Reyes | |||
| Andrea Navas | |||
| Sofía Narváez | |||
| Claudia Álvarez | |||
| Ángel Lugo | |||
| Lileana Chacón | |||
| Henrique Palacios | |||
| Navid Cabrera | |||
| Dorisvell Costa | |||
| María José Estévez | |||
| Marilyn Viloria | |||
| Luisana Petitt |
- Footnotes
- ↑ La Leyenda de Steven in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Dejanos Adorarte in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Felices Por Siempre in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Otros Amigos in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Quiénes Somos in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Esto Es Amor? in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Alejarse in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Lo Encontre in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Amor Verdadero in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Cambio in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Déjanos Adorarte (Nueva) in the soundtrack.
- ↑ Felices Por Siempre in the soundtrack.
Gallery[]
Credits[]
Behind The Scenes[]
Notes[]
- This is the first piece of Steven Universe media to receive a Latin American Spanish version of the soundtrack. It was released on most music streaming platforms.[5]
- Some of the songs in the soundtrack present certain issues in some songs, along with differences when compared to the film version.
- The songs Happily Ever After, Other Friends, system/BOOT.pearl final(3).Info, and Who We Are retain sound effects during their dialogue parts.
- In Happily Ever After, the vocal track is slightly ahead of the instrumental, although the dialogue remains correctly synchronized.
- In Happily Ever After, one of Garnet's lines ("And there I was, a bundle of questions, so naive. And if you told me this I never would've believed you then but-") is different from the version featured in the film.
- Garnet's line "Here we are in the future!" is performed by Rocío Mallo in the soundtrack, whereas in the film, it is performed by Marilyn Viloria.
- The initial dialogue in Other Friends is absent in the soundtrack.
- The choirs in Isn't It Love? are absent in the soundtrack.
- The singer Marilyn Viloria and the Garnet's voice actress, Rocío Mallo, are erroniously credited in the songs Who We Are and Change respectively despite not having performed in them.
- Some of the song titles are translated literally; the correct titles are listed on the official Steven Universe Latin American YouTube channel.
- Some of the songs in the soundtrack present certain issues in some songs, along with differences when compared to the film version.
- A Sing-A-Long version of the film aired on November 29, 2020, one day before the premiere of the final ten Steven Universe Future episodes in Latin America.
- The film aired under the title El universo de Steven on Canal 3 in Guatemala on March 3, 2024[6].
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