Castilian Spanish voice-over, for audiences in Spain.
Audiences in Spain hear at once when a film was recorded for Latin America. This is the version for them: the voice, the address and the vocabulary of Spain.
Voice profiles we cast
We cast real voice talent for the profiles below.
Neutral Madrid
The voice of most national campaigns: clear and with no strong regional marker.
Regional voices
Andalusian, Catalan-influenced or Galician-influenced voices, cast when the campaign is regional.
Brand voice profiles
Warm, authoritative or young, matched to the tone of the film.
What we adapt
Choose this version when the viewer is in Spain.
- 01
Vosotros
Spain uses vosotros for the informal plural, where Latin America uses ustedes. A film written for one sounds odd in the other.
- 02
Distinction of sounds
Speakers in most of Spain pronounce z and s differently, and the voice is cast with that distinction.
- 03
Vocabulary
Ordenador, móvil, coche, ahora mismo: everyday words that mark the film as made for Spain.
- 04
Decimal comma
Spain writes decimals with a comma, and the prices and figures in the picture follow it.
Castilian Spanish questions
When is a neutral Latin American version not enough?
Can a Castilian version serve Latin America?
Do you cast Catalan or Galician voices?
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