La Dama y el Vagabundo (1955)
Lady and the Tramp
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Version 1955
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Version 1997
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Cast :
LA Spanish name |
Original name |
Voices |
Reina
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Lady
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Teresita Escobar (speaking & singing)
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Golfo
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Tramp
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Roberto Espriú
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Jaimito
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Jim Dear
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Carlos David Ortigosa
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Linda
Si y Am
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Darling
Si & Am
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Estrellita Díaz (speaking & singing)
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Jock
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Jock
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Salvador Carrasco (speaking & ?)
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Triste
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Trusty
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Ciro Calderón
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Tía Sara
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Aunt Sarah
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Fanny Schiller* (speaking & ?)
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Peg
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Peg
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Nicole De Villegas (speaking & singing)
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Boris
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Boris
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Víctor Torres*
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Bull
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Bull
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Edmundo Santos*
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Tofi
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Toughy
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Arturo Fernández*
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Hans
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Dachsie
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Jorge Arvizu*
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Pedro
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Pedro
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Jorge Arvizu*
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Tony
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Tony
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Cristián Caballero (speaking & singing)
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Giuseppe
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Joe
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Víctor Torres* (speaking & singing)
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Castor
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Beaver
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José Ángel Espinosa
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Additional voices
Virginia Llaca
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Choir
El Cuarteto Armónico
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...
Songs
- « Bella Notte (Título Principal) » (« Bella Notte (Main Title) »)
- « ? » (« Peace on Earth »)
- « Loch Lomond »
- « ¿Qué es un bebé? » (« What Is a Baby? »)
- « La La Lu »
- « ? » (« Rock-a-Bye Baby »)
- « Los gatos siameses » (« The Siamese Cat Song »)
- « Bella Notte »
- « Es un golfo » (« He's a Tramp »)
- « Peace on Earth (Finale) » [Original version]
Technical Staff
Edmundo Santos
Estrellita Díaz Eduardo Hernández Moncada* Edmundo Santos Edmundo Santos Estudios Churubusco |
Dubbing director
Assistant director Musical director Translator Lyricist Dubbing studio |
Sources : VHS credits / LP Soundtrack / *Doblaje Wiki (cast distribution + additional cast)
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Cast :
LA Spanish name |
Original name |
Voices |
Reina
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Lady
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Dulce Guerrero (speaking) & Blanca Flores (singing)
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Golfo
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Tramp
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Roberto Molina
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Jaimito
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Jim Dear
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José Carlos Moreno
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Linda
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Darling
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Claudia María (speaking & singing)
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Jock
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Jock
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Héctor Lee (speaking & singing)
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Triste
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Trusty
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Gerardo Vásquez
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Tía Sara
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Aunt Sarah
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Guadalupe Noel (speaking & singing)
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Si y Am
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Si & Am
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Claudia María & Maggie Vera (speaking & singing)
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Peg
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Peg
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Amparo Garrido (speaking) & Poly Romero Terrazas (singing)
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Boris
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Boris
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Emilio Guerrero
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Bull
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Bull
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Esteban Siller
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Tofi
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Toughy
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Mario Castañeda
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Hans
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Dachsie
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Eduardo Giraud
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Pedro
Castor
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Pedro
Beaver
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Javier Rivero
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Tony
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Tony
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Arturo Casanova (speaking) & Ernesto Alonso (singing)
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Joe
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Joe
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Luis Alfonso Padilla (speaking) & Luis Miguel Marmolejo (singing)
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Songs
- « Bella Notte (Título Principal) » (« Bella Notte (Main Title) »)
- « Paz en la Tierra » (« Peace on Earth »)
- « Loch Lomond »
- « ¿Qué es un bebé? » (« What Is a Baby? »)
- « La La Lu »
- « Duérmete niño » (« Rock-a-Bye Baby »)
- « Tema de los gatos siameses » (« The Siamese Cat Song »)
- « Bella Notte »
- « Vagabundo » (« He's a Tramp »)
- « Paz en la Tierra (Final) » (« Peace on Earth (Finale) »)
Technical Staff
Eduardo Giaccardi
Juan Carlos García Amaro Alberto Alva Lilly Kerekes Lilly Kerekes Alberto Alva Juan Carlos García Amaro Fabiola Stevenson Prime Dubb México Musitrón |
Dubbing director
Musical director Musical director Translator Adaptation Lyricist Lyricist Creative Supervisor Dubbing studio Song-Recording studio |
DISNEY CHARACTER VOICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Source : BLU-RAY credits
- Release dates :
Argentina - August 11, 1955 (1st Latin Spanish dubbing)
Mexico - December 19, 1956 (1st Latin Spanish dubbing)
Uruguay - January 1, 1957 (1st Latin Spanish dubbing)
Spain - April 21, 1957 (1st Latin Spanish dubbing)
Latin America - 1997 (2nd Latin Spanish dubbing)
Spain - June 20, 1997 (2nd Latin Spanish dubbing) - In the first dubbing (1955), Peg speaks with a French accent.
- According to the site Doblaje Wiki, the Soloist singer of "Peace on Earth" in the second dubbing (1997) is Julio Sosa; however, his name doesn't appear in the official credits.
- Estrellita Díaz, the voice of Darling and Si & Am and the assistant director in the first dubbing (1955), died on July 4, 1959, due to cardiovascular complication, at only 33 years-old.
- José Carlos Moreno, the voice of Jim Dear in the second dubbing (1997), died in a traffic accident on May 3, 2002. He was only 34 years-old.
- Amparo Garrido, the speaking voice of Peg in the second dubbing (1997), narrated several LP of the movie in the 60s.
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