How long have you been a voiceover artist?
Full-time since 2010. Part-time since 1994.
Are you available every day?
Yes, this is my full-time profession though I also sidelight as a Latin musician, which was my full-time career for 27 years prior to delving seriously into voiceovers.
How would you describe your voice in five words?
Friendly, warm, sparkling, expressive, enthusiastic and pleasing.
Have you won any awards for your work?
I won a 2018 SOVAS (Society for Voice Arts and Sciences) Voice Arts Award for Best Commercial Demo.
What brand names do you count as previous clients for training/e-learning work?
The Science Foundation, U.S. AID, CDC, NASA.
What brand names do you count as previous clients for radio or TV advertisements?
Mattress Firm, McDonald's Unilever, TJ Maxx, Hill's Pet Nutrition.
How would you describe your native accent?
My specialty is my native neutral Latin American Spanish accent, I can also deliver Puerto Rican and Argentine Spanish accents on request.
What type of project do you enjoy being a part of?
I truly enjoy projects that require voiceovers or narration that help nonprofits and government agencies help others. For example public service announcements, documentaries, Spanish or English overdubs of educational videos. Empowering the Latino community in any way and using my voice to teach Spanish is also amongst my favorite themes for VO projects.
Do you record in English and do you have any examples?
I record in both native North American English (unaccented) and native, neutral Latin American Spanish.