Eva DL

What languages do you work in as a voice talent?
Spanish and Catalan.

What languages do you speak well enough to work in?
Spanish, Catalan, English and French.

Do you sing?
Yes.

What types of voice overs do you do?
Advertising and some dubbing.

Have you ever done any acting in theatre or film?
Yes. I’m a professional actress and I’ve appeared in numerous film, theatre and TV productions here in Spain.

If you’ve done work as a dubbing artist, have you ever dubbed anyone famous?
I dubbed Kayla Foster in “The Deuce”.

How long have you been a voice artist?
It’s been two years now.

Have you done any work as a voice actor that stands out or you consider your best work?
I would say my work on ad campaigns for Coca-Cola, Nissan and Nescafé.

When did you realize you were good at doing voice overs?
I studied musical theatre and I´ve always loved to sing and do different accents when I perform. One day I thought I should give voice overs a try and now I know why.

What compliments do you get about your voice?
I´m often told that my voice has a lot of range and even though I mostly do young voices, I can also do characters with deeper voices as well.

Do you have a hobby or passion relevant to voice overs that you’d like to comment on?
I adore acting and transmitting emotions to audiences be it either visual or with my voice. I don´t have a typical “announcer” sound to my voice. I like to be spontaneous. I´m relatively new to the business and I realize I still have a lot to learn.