Vaiana

Vaiana
Details
Country	Netherlands
Language	Flemish Dutch
Recording studio	Wim Pel Productions
Services	Disney+ iTunes Rakuten TV
Release	November 21, 2016 (premiere) November 30, 2016

Vaiana is the Flemish Dutch dub of Moana. It was released in theatres in Belgium on November 30, 2016.

Cast

Character		Actor
	Vaiana	Laura Tesoro
		Merel Snoeks (Toddler)
		Jik Snoeks (younger)
	Maui	Sean Dhondt
	Oma Tala	Hilde Norga
	Chef Tui	Ivan Pecnik
	Sina	Hilde Weber
	Tamatoa	Sven Tummeleer
	Lekdorpeling	Ian Thomas Hoelen
	Boerin	Liesbeth Roose
	Kipman	Frank Hoelen
	Lasalo
Additional Voices		Elke Buyle
Hamza Daghbouj
Jack Hoelen
Kira Hoelen
Tim Saey
Frow Snoeks
Trui Snoeks
Jurgen Stein

Technical staff
Dubbing Director Musical Director Translator Lyricist		Frank Hoelen
Sound Engineer		Nick Leyers
Production		Birgit Schoolmeesters
Creative Executive		Boualem Lamhene
Creative Director		Virginie Courgenay
Mixing Studio		Shepperton International

Music

Song		Singer(s)
Dat is waar (Where You Are)		Ivan Pecnik
Jik Snoeks
Hilde Weber
Merel Snoeks
Hilde Norga
Laura Tesoro
Choir
Ooit zal ik gaan (How Far I'll Go)		Laura Tesoro
De juiste weg (We Know The Way)		Opetaia Foa'i
Jan Schepens
Ooit zal ik gaan (Reprise) (How Far I'll Go (Reprise))		Laura Tesoro
Geen dank hoor (You're Welcome)		Sean Dhondt
Choir
Stralend (Shiny)		Sven Tummeleer
Ik ben Vaiana (Voorvaders lied) (I Am Moana (Song of the Ancestors))		Hilde Norga
Laura Tesoro
Jij weet wie je bent (Know Who You Are)		Laura Tesoro
De juiste weg (Finale) (We Know the Way (Finale))		Opetaia Foa'i
Jan Schepens
Choir
Ooit zal ik gaan (Laura Tesoro versie) (How Far I'll Go (End Credits Version)		Laura Tesoro

Credits

Trivia

• For the movie's continental European release, all mentions of Moana were redubbed into Vaiana. This carries over into the Flemish dub.
• It seems that the Flemish dub was recorded in the Netherlands, in the same studio as the Dutch dub.
  • Apart from some differences, the lyrics of the songs are mainly the same as the Dutch version. However, the Dutch and Flemish credits mention different lyricists.
• Hilde Norga (1969), the voice of Gramma Tala, was actually younger than Ivan Pecnik (1966), the voice of Chief Tui, her son.

See also

• Vaiana 2

References

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