Maya & Miguel - Voices of The Characters

Voices of The Characters

  • Carlos Alazraqui as Paco/Mr. Nguyen/Ernesto Chavez
  • Jeff Bennett as Todd, Andy's father/Jimmy McCorkle's rapping voice
  • Maria Canals-Barrera as Ms. Rodriguez (Marco's Mom)
  • Leslie Carrara-Rudolph as Simon Schulz
  • Jeannie Elias as Andy Arlington/Mrs. Lee/Jimmy McCorkle/Veronica
  • Liza del Mundo as Laura, Andy's mother
  • GiGi Erneta as Esperanza
  • Erik Estrada as Señor Felipe
  • Nika Frost as Miguel Santos/Rebecca
  • Candi Milo as Maya Santos/Tito Chavez/Chrissy's Mom
  • Annie Mumolo as Kylie
  • Lupe Ontiveros as Abuela Elena
  • Elizabeth Peña as Rosa Santos
  • Carlos Ponce as Santiago Santos/Chrissy's Dad
  • Lucy Liu as Maggie Lee
  • Beth Payne as Chrissy
  • Jerod Mixon as Theo McEwen
  • Kari Wahlgren as Johnny/ Mrs. Lopez

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