Lalo Garza

José Eduardo Garza Escudero, known as Lalo Garza, is a renowned Mexican voice actor and director born in 1976, famous for voicing iconic characters like Krillin in Dragon Ball, Ichigo Kurosaki in Bleach series, Josh Nichols in Drake & Josh, Elmo in Plaza Sésamo, Sesame Street, Gaara in Naruto series, and many more. He is a staple in Latin American Spanish dubbing with a vast career in TV, movies, and animation. His acting training comes from the CUM Theater Workshop at the Dimitrios Sarrás theater school. In 1989, he formally began his career at XEW with radio soap operas: Sendero de Cipreses, Lupita Rueda and En las puertas del infierno, among others. Garza began his career in the specialty of voice dubbing in 1990, where he also works as a director, singer and translator-adapter, having his beginnings in Audiomaster 3000 studio and his first call came from Francisco Reséndez. He works both acting and directing in almost all the dubbing studios in Mexico City, and he has received special invitations to participate in dubbing projects in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is recognized for his high vocal range and versatility, often voicing both comedic and dramatic characters.