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Unlike the rest of Spain, which primarily consumed the series with a neutral Spanish dub, Catalonia had its own legendary adaptation. The dub is revered not just as a translation, but as a cultural phenomenon. It featured localized names (Son Goku, not "Capor" or "Zero"), legendary voice actors like Marc Zanni (Son Goku) and Maria Moscardó (Bulma), and translations of attacks ( Kame Hame Ha ) that felt both authentic and natural. bola de drac catala install
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