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*Originally the film was supposed to be dubbed in Mexico like in the trailers, but due to issues with its current dubbing studio New Art in a dispute with The National Association of Actors, it was then dubbed to its original studio Etcétera Group in Venezuela, that dubbed the [[Bob Esponja|original show]]. | *Originally the film was supposed to be dubbed in Mexico like in the trailers, but due to issues with its current dubbing studio New Art in a dispute with The National Association of Actors, it was then dubbed to its original studio Etcétera Group in Venezuela, that dubbed the [[Bob Esponja|original show]]. | ||
*This is Alfonso Soto first role as [[Patrick Star]], which he would later be part of the main cast in the original dub from [[season 4]] onward. | *This is Alfonso Soto's first role as [[Patrick Star]], which he would later be part of the main cast in the original dub from [[season 4]] onward. | ||
**Paul Gillman, the original voice actor for Patrick in the first three seasons, had no involvement with the film due to his music career. | **Paul Gillman, the original voice actor for Patrick in the first three seasons, had no involvement with the film due to his music career. | ||
*[[Captain Bart the Pirate]] and the Parrot are voiced by Juan Guzmán and Gonzalo Fumero, the voices for [[Patchy the Pirate]] and [[Potty the Parrot]] respectively. | *[[Captain Bart the Pirate]] and the Parrot are voiced by Juan Guzmán and Gonzalo Fumero, the voices for [[Patchy the Pirate]] and [[Potty the Parrot]] respectively. | ||
*Luis Carreño only sang the chorus of [[Goofy Goober Rock]], as it was difficult for him to dub the rest of the song, so Ezequiel Serrano sang | *Luis Carreño only sang the chorus of [[Goofy Goober Rock]], as it was difficult for him to dub the rest of the song, so Ezequiel Serrano sang it for him. | ||
*Despite multiple airings in the United States in its original language with [[Nickelodeon]] having a Spanish audio track since {{Time|2018}}, it was never aired there, until {{Time|April 7}}, {{Time|2019}}, when {{W|Unimas}} aired the film.<ref>https://youtu.be/q_ACup-yJj0?feature=shared</ref> | *Despite multiple airings in the United States in its original language with [[Nickelodeon]] having a Spanish audio track since {{Time|2018}}, it was never aired there, until {{Time|April 7}}, {{Time|2019}}, when {{W|Unimas}} aired the film.<ref>https://youtu.be/q_ACup-yJj0?feature=shared</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 14:25, 26 July 2024
This is the page about the Latin American dub of the first movie. For other uses, see Bob Esponja (disambiguation).
Bob Esponja: La película is the Latin American Spanish dub of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. It is part of International The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.
Crew
| Role | Doer |
| Director | Lara Linares |
| Translator | Alejandra Bustos |
| Technician | N/A |
Cast
In the actual movie
| Original name | Latin American name | Actor |
| Template:Data:Links | Bob Esponja Pantalones Cuadrados | Luis Carreño Ezequiel Serrano (Dialogues in "Goofy Goober Rock") |
| Patrick Star | Patricio Estrella | Alfonso Soto |
| Squidward Tentacles | Calamardo Tentáculos | Renzo Jimenez |
| Eugene H. Krabs | Don Eugenio H. Cangrejo | Luis Pérez Pons |
| Sheldon J. Plankton | Luis Miguel Pérez | |
| Princess Mindy | Princesa Mindy | Rebecca Aponte |
| King Neptune | Rey Neptuno | Roberto Colmenares |
| Dennis | José Méndez | |
| Karen Plankton | Melanie Henríquez | |
| Gary the Snail | Gary el caracol | N/A |
| Mrs. Puff | Señora Puff | Isabel Vara |
| Pearl Krabs | Perla "Perlita" Cangrejo | Yensi Rivero |
| Goofy Goober | Cacahuate | Ezequiel Serrano |
| Goofty Goober clock | Anunciante de El Barco de Helados Cacahuat | Jhonny Torres |
| Waiter | Mesero | Rolman Bastidas |
| Perch Perkins | Perca Perkins | |
| Driver | Conductora | Melanie Henríquez |
| Phil | Gonzalo Fumero | |
| David Hasselhoff | Juan A. Carralero | |
| The Parrot | Loro | Gonzalo Fumero |
| Captain Bart the Pirate | Capitán Bart el Pirata | Juan Guzmán |
| French Narrator | Narrador | |
In the trailers
| Original name | Latin American name | Actor |
| SpongeBob SquarePants | Bob Esponja Pantalones Cuadrados | Eduardo Garza |
| Patrick Star | Patricio Estrella | Luis Daniel Ramírez |
| Sheldon J. Plankton | Irwin Daayán | |
| Princesa Mindy | Princess Mindy | Carola Vázquez |
| Rey Neptuno | King Neptune | Arturo Mercado |
| David Hasselhoff | Esteban Desco | |
| Narrator | Narrador | Sebastián Llapur |
Trivia
- Originally the film was supposed to be dubbed in Mexico like in the trailers, but due to issues with its current dubbing studio New Art in a dispute with The National Association of Actors, it was then dubbed to its original studio Etcétera Group in Venezuela, that dubbed the original show.
- This is Alfonso Soto's first role as Patrick Star, which he would later be part of the main cast in the original dub from season 4 onward.
- Paul Gillman, the original voice actor for Patrick in the first three seasons, had no involvement with the film due to his music career.
- Captain Bart the Pirate and the Parrot are voiced by Juan Guzmán and Gonzalo Fumero, the voices for Patchy the Pirate and Potty the Parrot respectively.
- Luis Carreño only sang the chorus of Goofy Goober Rock, as it was difficult for him to dub the rest of the song, so Ezequiel Serrano sang it for him.
- Despite multiple airings in the United States in its original language with Nickelodeon having a Spanish audio track since 2018, it was never aired there, until April 7, 2019, when Unimas aired the film.[3]