List of Argentine translations
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This is a list of credits and cast to the Spanish of Argentina, based on the Mexican translation. Disney Character Voices International, Inc. was making alternative versions for Argentina from 2004 to 2008.
Cars (Cars: Una aventura sobre ruedas)
- Dubbing study: Media Pro Com
- Spanish dubbing produced by: Disney Character Voices Internatinal, Inc.
- Dialogue director: Ricardo Tejedo
- Director's assistant: Nicolás Frías
- Translation and adaptation: Raúl Aldana, Sandra Brizuela
- Study of edition: Diseño en Audio
- Recording engineer: Luis Cortés
- Artistic care: Raúl Aldana
Cast
- Nicolás Vázquez – Lightning McQueen
- Juan María Traverso – Doc Hudson
- Verónica Lozano – Sally
- Rubén Enrique Brieva – Mater
- Jorge Arvizu – Ramone
- Gino Renni – Luigi
- Raúl Aldana – Guido
- Ruby Gattari – Flo
- Ricardo Alanís – Sarge
- Isaac Haimovici – Sheriff
- Horacio Yervé – Fillmore
- Dorita Guzmán – Lizzie
- Enrique Porcellana - Mack
- Arturo Mercado - Hamm
- Marcos Di Palma – Chick Hicks
- Dany de Álzaga – The King
- Eduardo Ferrari – Harv
- Juan Pablo Varsky – Bob Cutlass
- Adolfo Stambulsky – Darrell Cartrip
- Carlos Segundo – Woody
- Humberto Vélez – P.T. Flea
- Ariel Abadi – Rusty Rust-eze
- Sebastián Brass – Dusty Rust-eze
- Gustavo Bonfigli – Van
- María Elena Molina – Mini
- Rodolfo Rodas – Tex Dinoco
- Matilde Ávila – Lynda Weathers
- Nicolás Frías – Fred
- Ricardo Brust - Yeti
- Luis Daniel Ramírez – Red
- Diego Alcalá - Not Chuck
- Lucila Gómez – Mia and Tia
- Andrés Bustamante - Mike
- Jesús Barrero – Flik
- José Luis Orozco – Buzz Light Car
- Jamie Kurt – Sulley
- Hikari Yono – Chuki
- Willy Avellaneda - Wingo
- Pablo Sahores – Snot Rod
- Sergio Bermejo
Trivia
- Without counting the characters of other Pixar films in their auto version, the characters of Ramone, Guido and Red are the only ones in both the Argentine and the Mexican versions who have the same dubbing actors and the same dialogues, with the exception of of Guido, which in the Argentine version instead of saying "a los pits" (pits stop) says "boxes".