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| - Diana Santos is a Mexican voice actress who has been heard in several Muppet/Henson dubs. She voiced Baby Piggy and Baby Bunsen in the Spanish version of Muppet Babies, Caroline Foxworth and Timmy in Los Dinosaurios, Scrooge as a child in The Muppet Christmas Carol, Miss Piggy in Muppets from Space, Mrs. Zabarelli in The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, Valda in Babe and dubbed Sandra Bullock's appearance on Muppets Tonight.
- Alicia Colmenero Diana Santos (born in Mexico City, June 9, 1950) is a renowned actress and director of Mexican dubbing. Her debut was in 1956 dubbing, amassing a career that exceeds five decades. She is the daughter of the famous actor and dubbing director Don Edmundo Santos and niece of renowned voice actor Francisco Colmenero. She was the voice of Smurfette, Baby Smurf, and Snappy Smurfling in the Spanish version of the Smurfs cartoon show.
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| - Diana Santos is a Mexican voice actress who has been heard in several Muppet/Henson dubs. She voiced Baby Piggy and Baby Bunsen in the Spanish version of Muppet Babies, Caroline Foxworth and Timmy in Los Dinosaurios, Scrooge as a child in The Muppet Christmas Carol, Miss Piggy in Muppets from Space, Mrs. Zabarelli in The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, Valda in Babe and dubbed Sandra Bullock's appearance on Muppets Tonight. Santos' other credits include Belle in the Spanish-language version of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Minnie Mouse, and "el Osito Bimbo," an animated bear in a series of commercials for the Mexican-brand Bimbo Bread.
- Alicia Colmenero Diana Santos (born in Mexico City, June 9, 1950) is a renowned actress and director of Mexican dubbing. Her debut was in 1956 dubbing, amassing a career that exceeds five decades. She is the daughter of the famous actor and dubbing director Don Edmundo Santos and niece of renowned voice actor Francisco Colmenero. She was the voice of Smurfette, Baby Smurf, and Snappy Smurfling in the Spanish version of the Smurfs cartoon show. Diana Santos would repeat her role of Smurfette in the 2011 film, but her place was taken by Toni Rodriguez because the client decided to make the characters with the new cast of dubbing.
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