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Vaiana is the Catalan dub of Moana. It was released in theaters in Spain on December 2, 2016.

Cast[]

Character Actor[1]


Vaiana
Cristal Barreyro (speaking)
Ana Fernández Pellicer (singing)
Maria Montalà (younger)
Maui
Mark Ullod

Abuela Tala
Enriqueta Linares (speaking)
María Luisa Solá (singing)
Cap Tui
Eduard Doncos (speaking)
Keko Pujol (singing)
Sina
Thais Buforn (speaking)
Lourdes Fabrés (singing)

Tamatoa
Francesc Belda (speaking)
Pitu Manubens (singing)
Pescador
David Jenner
Vilatà Gotera
Cesc Martínez
Pagesa
Meritxell Sota
Home pollastre
Pedro José Martos
Additional Voices
Mario Blasco
Ferran Carnicero
Ismael Berón
Jaume Solà
Raúl Rodríguez
Jack Tattevin
Joana Villanueva
Marcel Villanueva
Samuel Palacios
Samuel Planes
José Cañal
Enric Galindo
Joan Carles Capdevila
Roger Usart
Sarai Martínez
Sara García
Gemma Pueyo
Laura Munjé
Technical staff
Dubbing Director
Quim Roca
Musical Director
David Suárez
Translator
Lluís Comes Arderiu
Lyricist
Lluís Comes Arderiu
Creative Director
Alejandro Nogueras
Mixing Studio
Shepperton International

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
Sempre Aquí
(Where You Are)
Keko Pujol
Maria Montalà
Lourdes Fabrés
María Luisa Solá
Ana Fernández Pellicer
On Aniré
(How Far I'll Go)
Ana Fernández Pellicer
Sabem Tornar
(We Know the Way)
Ramon Mirabet
Opetaia Foa'i
Choir
On Aniré (Reprise)
(How Far I'll Go (Reprise))
Ana Fernández Pellicer
No es Mereixen
(You're Welcome)
Mark Ullod
Choir
Brillo
(Shiny)
Pitu Manubens
Sóc la Vaiana (Cançó dels Avantpassats)
(I Am Moana (Song of the Ancestors))
María Luisa Solá
Ana Fernández Pellicer
Sé qui Ets
(Know Who You Are)
Ana Fernández Pellicer
Sabem Tornar (Final)
(We Know The Way (Finale))
Ramon Mirabet
Opetaia Foa'i
Choir

Dubbing Credits[]

Trivia[]

  • The entire speaking cast, with the exception of Tamatoa's voice, reprised their roles from the European Spanish dub of the movie.
  • Mark Ullod, the voice of Maui, was credited as Marc Ullod.
  • For the movie's continental European release, all mentions of Moana were redubbed into Vaiana. This carries over into the Catalan dub.

See also[]

References[]

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