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Valencian voice actors
Dozens of vetted native Valencian voice actors on Voicefinder. The go-to option for public administrations, regional media, universities and brands addressing the Valencian Community in its own language: institutional campaigns, radio and TV spots, corporate video, e-learning, audio guides and IVR systems with co-official language requirements. Our voices command standard Valencian and the registers that regional media and public procurement expect, without sounding stilted or translated from Spanish. Every artist records in their own broadcast-quality studio and delivers WAV 48 kHz / 24 bit files ready for air. Listen to demos free and without signing up, compare styles — institutional, commercial, narrative, conversational — and message the artist directly, or post a brief and receive proposals with custom audio within 24 hours.
Quick answer: To hire valencian 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
Valencian voice actors

Lomar Maestre✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Patricia Villanueva✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

David De La Peña Alberola✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Sonia Chaves Pérez✓
Catalan · Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Rubén Felis Borja✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Josep Ramos✓
Catalan · Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Arianne Olucha✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Lidia Tos Brisa✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Ada Luna✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian · English (United States)

Raquel Vilaplana Verdú✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Sergio Marín Garay✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian
Pablo Alamá✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian
Omar Lozano✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Jose Miguel Soria Urios✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Cayo Sempere✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Iris Lezcano Jiménez✓
English (United States) · Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Lorena Diego Sánchez✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Alba Torrubia Villanova✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Aneta Fernandez✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Xavi Parellada✓
Catalan · Spanish (Spain) · Valencian
Vicente Quintana✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Álex Orea✓
Catalan · Spanish (Spain) · Valencian
Carmen Sánchez Sánchez✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Francisco Alacreu✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian · Catalan

Cristian Sempere Iborra✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Dario Torrent✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian
Raquel Romero✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Carles Teruel Borras✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Alice Oliver✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Ainara Rolindez Jovani✓
Catalan · Spanish (Spain) · Valencian

Ana Morea Vela
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian
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Frequently asked
What you're probably wondering
Do the artists record in standard Valencian?
Yes. Catalogue voices command standard Valencian, the usual requirement in government, regional media and institutional campaigns. If you want a more colloquial register or a specific local nuance, mention it in the brief and we will suggest the best-fitting voice.
Valencian vs Catalan — do I need different voices?
It depends on where the piece will run. For campaigns in the Valencian Community — especially institutional or regional-media work — the right choice is a Valencian voice with the territory's own phonetics and vocabulary. For pieces aimed at Catalonia or the Balearics, look for a voice in that variant. Many artists command both; specify it in your brief.
Are these suitable for public tenders and government campaigns?
Yes — it is the most frequent booking: institutional campaigns, public procurement with language requirements, online training and regional media narration. Every booking includes a contract and rights assignment for the agreed usage, useful for project documentation.
Can I record the same campaign in Valencian and Spanish?
Yes. Most catalogue artists are bilingual and record both versions in the same session, with matching tone and duration — important when both versions must run on the same media. Request both in a single brief.
What are the delivery times?
For short scripts, audio is typically delivered 24-48 hours after awarding. Revisions for recording or pronunciation errors are included; later script changes are quoted as a retake.
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