"Portugal's cinema history was inaugurated by the Portuguese dubbed version of The Lion King."
In a revealing conversation on the popular Portuguese podcast, Era Uma Voz, voice actor André Maia opened up about his decision to leave Portugal. Maia, best known for his iconic role as Timon in Disney's "The Lion King", shared insights into his move and the impact his voice as Timon had on the Portuguese audience.
During the podcast, Maia discussed the phenomenon of Timon's voice and the impact it had on the Portuguese version of "The Lion King". He also touched upon the quality of Portuguese dubbing, expressing his thoughts on the subject.
While the podcast provides a fascinating glimpse into Maia's motivations, it does not delve into the specific reasons for his departure from Portugal. The exact details of his reasons remain undisclosed in the available summary.
Listeners seeking a more detailed account of Maia's reasons for leaving Portugal would benefit from listening to the full episode of Era Uma Voz featuring the voice actor. The podcast offers a unique perspective on the life and career of one of Portugal's most beloved voice actors.
[1] Source: Era Uma Voz podcast summary, available online.
When discussing various aspects of his life and career with Era Uma Voz, Maia mentioned his move from Portugal but didn't elaborate on the reasons, leaving other listeners curious for a more comprehensive explanation. In tune with his work, he also expressed opinions on the quality of Portuguese entertainment, particularly movies and TV shows.
