Bob Esponja (Latin American Spanish)

This is the page about the Latin American Spanish dub. For other uses, see Bob Esponja (disambiguation).

Template:Series Bob Esponja (Bob Sponge) is the Latin American Spanish dub of SpongeBob SquarePants. It is part of Template:ISS.

Description

Este es un dibujo animado sobre una esponja de mar llamada Bob Esponja.

Bob vive en el fondo del Océano Pacífico, cerca de la isla de Bikini Atoll, y siempre se está metiendo en líos, junto a su amigo Patricio Estrella.

(This is a cartoon about a sea sponge called Template:Data:Links. SpongeBob lives at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, near the island of Bikini Atoll, and is always getting into trouble, along with his friend Patrick Star.)

Bob Esponja debuted on Nickelodeon in Latin America on November 7, 1999.^[1]

Main article: List of episodes (foreign)/languages/Spanish (Latin America)

Season		Segments	Episodes	Originally aired
Season		Segments	Episodes	Season premiere	Season finale
	1	41	20	November 7, 1999	December 17, 2000
	2	39	20	April 3, 2001	November 14, 2003
	3	37	20	November 8, 2001	December 3, 2004
	4	38	20	November 25, 2005	October 7, 2007
	5	41	20	May 14, 2007	July 17, 2009
	6	47	26	August 25, 2008	November 12, 2010
	7	50	26	February 22, 2010	February 11, 2013
	8	47	26	October 22, 2011	December 31, 2013
	9	49	26	July 4, 2013	March 25, 2017
	10	22	11	April 3, 2017	November 7, 2017
	11	50	26	November 8, 2017	March 30, 2019
	12	TBA	26	April 6, 2019	TBA

Original name	Latin American name	Actor	Season	Episode
Main characters
Template:Data:Links	Bob Esponja Pantalones Cuadrados	Kaihiamal Martínez	1
		Luis Carreño	2–
		Ángel Balam	7	145 (one line)
Patrick Star	Patricio Estrella	Paul Gillman	1–3
		Alfonso Soto	4–
		David Silva	8	165 (one line)
Squidward Tentacles	Calamardo Tentáculos	Renzo Jiménez	1–
Eugene H. Krabs	Don Eugenio H. Cangrejo	Luis Pérez Pons	1–5
			9–	190 –
		Carlos Vitale	6–9	102 –189
		José Granadillo	7	148 (one line)
Sandy Cheeks	Arenita Mejillas	Mercedes Prato	1
		Anabella Silva	2–4	23 –72
			5–6	92 –111
		Yaraivi Alcedo	4–5	74 –90
		Lidia Abautt	4	66 (one line)
		Lileana Chacón	6–	114 –
Sheldon J. Plankton		Óscar Zuloaga	1-2	1-28
		Luis Miguel Pérez	2-9	34-179
		Héctor Indriago	9	183
		Ángel Mújica	9-	184-
Karen Plankton		Rocío Mallo	1
		Melanie Henríquez	2-9	34-186
		Lidia Abautt	4	TBA
		María José Estevez	7-9	TBA
		Gabriela Belén	9-	198-
Mrs. Puff	Señora Puff	Isabel Vara	1-9
		Citlalli Godoy	3	51, 59-60
		Ivette García	9	180, 182, 195
		Elena Díaz Toledo	10-
Pearl Krabs	Perlita Cangrejo	Irina Indigo	1
		Yensi Rivero	2-8	22-154
		Melanie Henríquez	8-9	161-186
		Mariagny Álvarez	9-	190-
Flying Dutchman	Holandés Volador/Holandés Volante/Holandés Errante	Armando Volcanes	1-
Mermaid Man	Tritón	Juan Gúzman	1
	Sireno Man		2
		Héctor Isturde	3-9
		Sergio Pinto (young)	7	135
Barnacle Boy	Joven Percebe	Antonio Delli	1	6
	Niño Percebe			20
	Chico Percebe	José Mendez	2
		Armando Volcanes	3-9
		Jhonny Torres (young)	7	135
Man Ray	Manta Raya	Luis Miguel Pérez	2
		Jesús Rondón	3
		Guillermo Martínez	5
		Ledner Belisario	6-7
		Luis José Lugo	10-

Main article: List of songs/International/Spanish (Latin America)

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A voice-over will usually read out any text that is on screen.
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This is the first SpongeBob international dub.
The title cards aren't edited with their respective language as in other places. Only is heard the name of the episode in the dub.
Unlike the original version, SpongeBob sometimes he is called "Bob" in countless times.