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Basque voice actors
Dozens of vetted native Basque voice actors on Voicefinder — professional Euskara voices with broadcast quality are genuinely hard to find, and here they are in one place. They are the go-to option for Basque and Navarrese public administrations, regional media, organizations with co-official language requirements and brands that want to address the Basque Country in its own language: institutional campaigns, radio and TV spots, corporate video, e-learning, audio guides and IVR systems. Our voices command Batua, the standard that media and public procurement require, with the naturalness a phonetic read by a non-speaker can never deliver. Every artist records in their own studio and delivers WAV 48 kHz / 24 bit files ready for air. Stream demos instantly, compare registers and message the artist directly, or post a brief and receive proposals within 24 hours.
Quick answer: To hire basque voice actors: on Voicefinder you can listen to real demos from verified voices, compare styles and hire directly, or post a free brief and receive fixed proposals within 24 hours, with protected payment and invoicing included. See typical prices by project type in our rates guide, based on tens of thousands of real quotes. See rates guide
Updated: July 2026
Basque voice actors

Asier Sola✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Ana Hernández-Sanchiz✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Iñigo Fernández García✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Sara Labalestra✓
Basque · Italian · Spanish (Spain)

Oihane Mariñelarena✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Iñigo Arretxe✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Raquel Navarro✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Amaia Marqués✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Julene Lopez✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)

Olga Grande✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)
Cris Etxepare✓
Basque · English (British) · Spanish (Spain)

Iker Bengotxea✓
Basque · Spanish (Spain)
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Frequently asked
What you're probably wondering
Do the artists record in standard Batua or in dialects?
The catalogue standard is Batua, which is what government bodies, media and institutional campaigns require. Some artists also command dialectal variants (Biscayan, Gipuzkoan); if your piece deliberately calls for that local flavor, mention it in the brief.
Why do I need a native speaker rather than a phonetic read?
Basque phonetics and prosody are very far from Spanish, and Basque audiences instantly detect a learned read. In institutional or advertising pieces, a non-native voice conveys the exact opposite of the respect for the language the piece is meant to show. That is why we verify that catalogue voices are genuine speakers.
Are these suitable for government campaigns and tenders?
Yes — it is the primary use case: institutional campaigns, public procurement with language requirements, training, audio guides and regional media. Every booking includes a contract and rights assignment for the agreed usage, which simplifies project documentation.
Can I record the same piece in Basque and Spanish?
Yes. Catalogue artists are bilingual and can record both versions in the same session, keeping tone and duration consistent across languages. Request both versions in a single brief to close one quote.
What are the turnaround times and what do revisions include?
Short scripts are typically delivered 24-48 hours after awarding. Fixes for recording or pronunciation errors are always included; script changes after delivery are quoted as a retake agreed in advance.
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