Rossy Aguirre

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Rosanelda Geraldina López "Rossy" Aguirre (born April 2, 1968, in Mexico City) is a Mexican actress and director. Aguirre began voice work (dubbing) at the age of 5, following the career of her mother, Rosanelda, who was also an actress.^[1] Her specialities are young women (ranging from tomboys to gentle ladies, but leaning more towards the first archetype) and young boys under the age of 16.

Filmography[]

Animation[]

• Amy Mizuno aka Sailor Mercury in Sailor Moon
• Akane Tendo in the Ranma ½ TV series
• Buttercup in The Powerpuff Girls (1998)
• Child and teenaged Krillin in Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z (up until the first half of the Freezer saga)
• Kiyoko in Akira (Spanish-language version)
• Samuel "Sammy" Oak in Pokémon 4
• Murasaki Suminawa in The Plot of the Fuma Clan
• Gosalyn Waddlemeyer-Mallard in Darkwing Duck
• Princess Aphros in Cyborg 009 (Spanish-language version)
• Meena of the X-Laws in Shaman King
• D.W. in Arthur (TV series)
• Phil in Rugrats and Rugrats Crecidos
• Patty in Peanuts
• Phoebe in Hey Arnold!
• Ayumi in Inuyasha (Spanish-language version)
• Cherry (Cereza) in the Saber Marionette (Chica Marionetta) series (Spanish-language version)
• Euridice in Saint Seiya: Hades Inferno (DVD Dub)
• Nagisa Kano in Fight! Iczer-One
• Pom in Babar: The Movie and Babar (TV series) (Mexican re-dubs)
• Clara in The Nutcracker Prince
• Lola Mbola in Robotboy
• Additional voices in Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
• Additional voices in Sonic Underground
• Mavis and Rusty in Thomas and Friends
• Nicole Watterson (Gumball's Mom) in The Amazing World of Gumball (Latin American Spanish-language version)
• Patti Mayonnaise in Doug (Disney episodes)
• Slouchy Smurfling (11 year old) The Smurfs (5th season- 8th season)
• Arrietty in The Secret World of Arrietty (DVD Dub)

Live-action[]

• Perla (voiceover for ) in La Letra Escarlata (her debut)
• Toby Hart (voiceover for Adam Rich) in El Diablo y Max Devlin
• Whit Stovall (voiceover for Kyle Eastwood) in Honkytonk Man
• Lt. Saavik (voiceover for Kirstie Alley) in Viaje a las Estrellas: La Ira de Khan
• Lt. Saavik (voiceover for Robin Curtis) in Viaje a las Estrellas III: La Búsqueda de Spock
• Susan (voiceover for Madonna) in Desperately Seeking Susan
• David Freeman (voiceover for Joey Cramer) in El Vuelo del Navegador
• Gordie Lachance (voiceover for Wil Wheaton) in Cuenta Conmigo
• Lt. Saavik (voiceover for Robin Curtis) in Viaje a las Estrellas IV: El Viaje a Casa
• Wesley Crusher (voiceover for Wil Wheaton) in Viaje a Las Estrellas: La Nueva Generación
• John Connor (voiceover for Eddie Furlong) in Terminator 2: El Juicio Final
• Mae Mordabito (voiceover for Madonna) in A League of Their Own
• Valerie Solanas (voiceover for Lili Taylor) in Yo le Disparé a Andy Warhol
• Julieta (voiceover for Claire Danes) in William Shakespeare's Romeo y Julieta
• Joey Potter (voiceover for Katie Holmes) in Dawson's Creek
• Alan A. Allen (voiceover for Rupert Grint) in Thunderpants
• Wesley Crusher (voiceover for Wil Wheaton) in Viaje a las Estrellas: Nemesis.

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