La Bella Durmiente (1959)

Sleeping Beauty

  • Version 1959
  • Version 2001/2008
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Estrellita Díaz

(August 17, 1925 - July 4, 1959)

Lupita Pérez Arias

(August 19, 1921 - February 17, 2005)

Rosario Muñoz Ledo

(February 24, 1912 - September 29, 1989)

Cast :

LA Spanish name

Original name

Voices
Aurora/Rosa
Aurora/Briar Rose
Estrellita Díaz (speaking) & Lupita Pérez Arias (singing)
Príncipe Felipe
Prince Phillip
Alejandro Algara (? & singing)
Maléfica
Maleficent
Rosario Muñoz Ledo
Flora
Flora
Fanny Schiller
Fauna
Fauna
Magdalena Ruvalcaba
Primavera
Merryweather
Carlota Solares
Rey Estéfano
King Stefan
Dagoberto de Cervantes (speaking & singing)
Rey Huberto
King Hubert
Alberto Gavira (speaking & singing)
Reina
The Queen
Alicia Colmenero (?)
Cerdo
Maleficent's Goon
Rubens Medel (?)
Narrador
Narrator
Narciso Busquets

Additional voices

...

Choir

Conservatorio Nacional de Música de México (CNM)
Ópera del Palacio Nacional de Bellas Artes

Songs

  • « Eres Tú Mi Príncipe Azul (Titulos) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Prologue) »)
performed by : Choir
  • « ¡Salve, Princesa Aurora! » (« Hail to the Princess Aurora »)
performed by : Choir
  • « Dones de la Belleza y la Voz » (« One Gift (The Gifts of Beauty and Song) »)
performed by : Choir
  • « Entonan Las Aves/Me Pregunto » (« I Wonder »)
performed by : Lupita Pérez Arias (Aurora)
  • « Eres Tú Mi Príncipe Azul » (« Once Upon a Dream »)
performed by : Lupita Pérez Arias (Aurora) ; Alejandro Algara (Phillip) & Choir
  • « Eres Tú Mi Príncipe Azul (Repetición) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Reprise) »)
performed by : Lupita Pérez Arias (Aurora)
  • « Copas » (« Skumps »)
performed by : Alberto Gavira (King Hubert) ; Dagoberto de Cervantes (King Stefan)
  • « La Bella Durmiente » (« Sleeping Beauty »)
performed by : Choir
  • « Eres Tú Mi Príncipe Azul (Final) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Finale) »)
performed by : Choir

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 / Soundtracks (Songs' titles + Lyricist + Kings' singing voices) / *Doblajewiki (Cast distribution + Dubbing studio) / DoblajeDisney (Musical director + Choir) / Twitter (Queen's + Goon's voices)

Laura Ayala

(September 24, 1964 -  )

Mario Filio

(March 13, 1966 -  )

Mayra Rojas

(April 13, 1964 -  )

Cast :

LA Spanish name

Original name

Voices
Aurora/Rosa
Aurora/Briar Rose
Laura Ayala (speaking) & Brenda Adriana Ruíz (singing)
Príncipe Felipe
Prince Phillip
Mario Filio (speaking) & Manuel Acosta (singing)
Maléfica
Maleficent
Mayra Rojas
Flora
Flora
Guadalupe Noel
Fauna
Fauna
Ada Morales
Primavera
Merryweather
Gabriela Michel
Rey Estéfano
King Stefan
Ricardo Lezama (speaking (2001)) | Francisco Colmenero (speaking (2008))
& Luis Miguel Marmolejo (singing)
Rey Huberto
King Hubert
Emilio Guerrero (speaking) & Juan Jiménez (singing)
Reina
The Queen
Rebeca Patiño*
Cerdo #1
Maleficent's Goon 1
Ismael Castro
Cerdo #2
Maleficent's Goon 2
Luis Alfonso Padilla
Cerdo #3
Maleficent's Goon 3
Enrique Mederos
Narrador
Narrator
Francisco Colmenero*

Additional voices

...

Choir

Female

Ivonne Garza
Ofelia González
Blanca Flores
Ivette Pérez
Mirna Garza
Virginia Tovar

Male

Raymundo Lobo
Ernesto Alonso
Julio Sosa
Francisco "Paco" López
Rafael Blásquez
Isidro Villareal Pérez

Songs

  • « La Bella Durmiente » (« Once Upon a Dream (Prologue) »)
performed by : Choir
  • « Dulce Aurora/Ese día feliz/Viva Aurora » (« Sweet Aurora/On That Joyful Day/Hail to the Princess Aurora »)
performed by : Choir
  • « Un Don Especial » (« One Gift (The Gift of Beauty) »)
performed by : Choir
  • « Un Don Encantador » (« One Gift (The Gift of Song) »)
performed by : Female Choir
  • « Triunfará el Amor » (« One Gift (True Love Conquers All) »)
performed by : Choir
performed by : Brenda Adriana Ruíz (Aurora)
performed by : Brenda Adriana Ruíz (Aurora) ; Manuel Acosta (Phillip) & Choir
  • « Eres tu la dulce ilusión que yo soñé (Repetición) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Reprise) »)
performed by : Brenda Adriana Ruíz (Aurora)
  • « ¡Salud! » (« Skumps »)
performed by : Juan Jiménez (King Hubert) ; Luis Miguel Marmolejo (King Stefan)
  • « Canción de la Bella Durmiente » (« Sleeping Beauty »)
performed by : Choir
performed by : Choir

Technical Staff

Eduardo Giaccardi Arreola
Juan Carlos García Amaro
Jesús Javier Vallejo Canale
Juan Carlos García Amaro
Raúl Aldana
Prime Dubb México S.A.de C.V.
Dubbing director
Musical director
Translator
Lyricist
Creative Executive
Dubbing studio
DISNEY CHARACTER VOICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Sources : DVD/BLU-RAY credits / *Doblajewiki (Queen's + Narrator's voices)
  • Release dates :
    1st Spanish dubbing
    Argentina - July 9, 1959
    Mexico - December 24, 1959
    Spain - October 3, 1960
    2nd Spanish dubbing
    Latin America - 2001 (VHS)
    Spain - 2001 (VHS/DVD)
  • Estrellita Díaz, the speaking voice of Aurora in the first dubbing (1959), was originally supposed to be the singing voice as well - but she died before she could record the songs, on July 4, 1959, due to cardiovascular complication, at only 33 years-old. Aurora was her last dubbing work.
    Source : Tómbola Disney
  • The VHS credits only display a list of voices, without indicating the roles of the actors/actresses. Moreover, Alejandro Algara is only mentioned under the category "Solistas" ("Soloists") with Lupita Pérez Arias, which let us think he only provided the singing voice for Prince Phillip.
  • Alicia Colmenero, supposedly the voice of the Queen in the first dubbing (1959), was the wife of Edmundo Santos, the Dubbing director.
  • The second dubbing (2001) was made following the lawsuit of Lupita Pérez Arias against Disney for the royalties on the use of her voice in home media releases.
  • In 2008, some speaking lines were recording again. Internet rumors say it was either to improve the dubbing, or for the new mix in 7.1 Surround Sound quality.
    According to the site Doblajewiki, actor Francisco Colmenero would have dubbed the speaking parts of King Stefan at this occasion, since Ricardo Lezama died in 2000. However, the new credits in 2008 do not mention the participation of the actor in the dubbing.
  • Ricardo Lezama, the speaking voice of King Stefan in the second dubbing (2001), never saw the result of the dubbing: he died on April 12, 2000. It was one of his last dubbing work.
  • Enrique Mederos, the voice of Maleficent's Goon #3 in the second dubbing (2001), died on April 23, 2004, due to liver disease. He was 43 years-old.
  • The character King Stefan was credited as Rey Stefano in the 2001 credits, instead of his Spanish name, Rey Estéfano.
  • The DVD/BD credits wrongly credit Ivonne Garza alone for the choir of "Once Upon a Dream (Finale)", while the whole choir sings it.
  • Ofelia González, member of the choir in the second dubbing (2001), was miscredited as Ofelia Gonzales.
  • Rafael Blásquez, member of the choir in the second dubbing (2001), was credited as Rafael Blazquez.
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Argentina 1959 Poster
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Spain 1960 Poster #2
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Latin America 1959 Poster
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Argentina 19?? Re-issue Poster
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Spain 1960 Poster #1
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Spain 1973 Poster
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Spain 1982 Poster
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Spain 1995 Poster
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Spain 1990 VHS
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Spain 1995 Laserdisc
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Spain 1995 VHS
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Spain 2001 VHS
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Spain 2001 DVD
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Spain 2002 DVD
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Latin America 200? DVD
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Latin America 2008 DVD
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Spain 2008 DVD
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Spain 2008 BLU-RAY
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Spain 2014 BLU-RAY
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