Famous Mexican dubbing actor, Gabriel Ortiz, dies at 44
Gabriel Ortiz recently passed away. The actor was widely recognized for his work in the world of dubbing. More details here.
Posted on 14/12/2023 at 16:00
Publicado el 14/12/2023 a las 16:00
- Voice actor Gabriel Ortiz dies.
- 30-year legacy on Television.
- Remembered for giving life to iconic characters.
The universe of Latin American dubbing is tinged with mourning with the tragic news of the death of an icon of the world of entertainment, Gabriel Ortiz.
He was a renowned Mexican dubbing actor, who played well-known characters. Unfortunately he passed away at 44 years of age.
The page specialized in anime Funianime Latam was responsible for announcing the heartbreaking news through its social media.
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Funianime Latam expressed its deepest condolences when announcing the departure of Gabriel Ortiz, extending its condolences to the actor’s family at this painful moment.
«We regret to report the sensitive death of dubbing actor Gabriel Ortiz. Our condolences to his family, friends and colleagues» the publication reads.
The dubbing community is united in sentiment, fondly remembering the prolific career of Ortiz, who left a 30-year legacy in the industry,
It is worth mentioning that he ended up becoming the unforgettable voice of iconic characters that will endure in the collective memory.
Actor Gabriel Ortiz dies

Gabriel Ortiz was known for giving life to iconic characters such as Steve Smith from «American Father».
He also played Garou in «One Punch Man», Michelangelo in «Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles», and Stevie Kenarban in «Malcolm in the Middle».
His contribution also extends to series and animes such as «Zoey 101», «Bleach», «Trigun», «Evangelion» and «Naruto»,
Where his ability to transmit emotions through his voice left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry in Mexico.
Great career in Latin dubbing

Despite the significance of his career, mystery surrounds the departure of Gabriel Ortiz, since so far no details of his death have been revealed, according to Infobae.
This secrecy has generated uncertainty among the actor’s followers, who are seeking answers about the reasons behind the loss of a talent who illuminated the screen with his unique ability.
Friends, colleagues and followers of Gabriel Ortiz have expressed their regret through social media, flooding the virtual world with farewell messages and emotional memories.
The news, which was announced last Monday, December 11, has generated a wave of sadness among those who shared unforgettable moments with the actor.
Last goodbye to Gabriel Ortiz

On social media, his colleague and dubbing actress Alma Juárez dedicated a few words to the actor on her X profile, formerly known as Twitter.
«Thank you friend for everything, for your friendship, your energy, your talks, your talent, your voice stays here for immortality,» she began by saying.
«I love you forever, my dear Gabito, fly high, today you are happy with your Lore,» she added in his social media publication.
Likewise, the Premiación dedicada al Doblaje de Anime en Español Latino regrets the death of the Mexican.
Gabriel Ortiz and his Impact on the World of Dubbing

«We regret the sad death of the actor and director of dubbing Gabriel Ortiz at 44 years of age. We send our condolences to his family, friends and colleagues in the union,» it reads.
«May he rest in peace and we will always remember him in his incredible works and performances,» the Premiación dedicada al Doblaje de Anime en Español Latino wrote on its Facebook account. Twitter.
«You were the voice of the protagonist who accompanied me in my childhood, I always enjoyed the gestures and voice you made in funny moments. I’m devastated,» said one user.
«It makes me a little sad to know that Gabriel Ortiz died last week and it wasn’t until today that we found out,» were some of the comments. CLICK TO WATCH A VIDEO.
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