General news
The second season of The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses premiered its Latin dub on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll has recently released the Latin Spanish dubbing of the second season of the anime “The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses“This news has been received with great enthusiasm by fans of the series, who can now enjoy the new adventures of Hayato and his group of charming companions in their native language.
The production of the dubbing into Latin Spanish was carried out by Marmac Group in partnership with Crunchyroll, with a team of dedicated professionals who ensured exceptional quality in every aspect of production:
- Address: Marcos Padró
- Translation and Adaptation: Alexander Bono
- Audio Editing and Mixing: Marcos Padró
Cast of voices
- Jorge Riveros as Hayato
- Agostina Longo as Shiragiku
- Luciana Mauri as Me
- Cassandra Valtier as Akane
- Martina Panno as Riho
- Cynthia Chong as Ouka
- Erika Ugalde as Kikka
Additionally, the dubbing features additional voices from:
- Mara Campanelli
- Lucia Suarez
- Constanza Faraggi
- Florence Coianis
- Andrea Higa
- Nicole Apstein
About “The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses”
“The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses” is a series that has captured the attention of audiences with its combination of comedy, romance, and heartwarming moments. The plot follows Hayato, a young man who inherits a beachside café and finds himself surrounded by a group of unique women, each with their own personality and charm. The second season promises to continue exploring the dynamics between the characters and offering new stories full of fun and emotions.
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