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Actor Carlos del Campo, the voice behind behind Slinky and C-3PO in Mexico, has died
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Actor Carlos del Campo, the voice behind behind Slinky and C-3PO in Mexico, has died

Actor Carlos del Campo, known for his iconic voice roles in films, television, anime, and video games such as Slinky in 'Toy Story,' C-3PO in 'Star Wars,' and others, has passed away at the age of 67. The news was shared by his family through a social media post. Del Campo had over three decades of experience in dubbing and was recognized as one of the most prominent figures in Latin American dubbing. He also worked as a director, announcer, and singer, contributing to various musical projects and animated productions. His death comes amid serious health issues that kept him away from dubbing projects like 'Toy Story 5.' Fans and colleagues have expressed their grief and praised his legacy in the entertainment industry.

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Actor Carlos del Campo, the voice behind behind Slinky and C-3PO in Mexico, has died

Actor Carlos del Campo, known for his iconic voice roles in films, television, anime, and video games such as Slinky in 'Toy Story,' C-3PO in 'Star Wars,' and others, has passed away at the age of 67. The news was shared by his family through a social media post. Del Campo had over three decades of experience in dubbing and was recognized as one of the most prominent figures in Latin American dubbing. He also worked as a director, announcer, and singer, contributing to various musical projects and animated productions. His death comes amid serious health issues that kept him away from dubbing projects like 'Toy Story 5.' Fans and colleagues have expressed their grief and praised his legacy in the entertainment industry.

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