Pelusa Suero

Career overview

Pedro Domingo Suero, professionally known as Pelusa Suero, is an Argentine actor, comedian, and voice artist born on August 11, 1938, in Buenos Aires. Throughout his career, he has gained recognition for his extensive work in the animation industry, particularly for his contributions to the projects of Manuel García Ferré. Suero provided the voices for several iconic characters within the García Ferré universe, including Larguirucho, El Profesor Neurus, Pucho, and Gold Silver.

His filmography includes a variety of animated features and productions. Among his notable credits are the films Trapito, released in 1975, and Manuelita. His work also extends to titles such as Corazón, las alegrías de Pantriste, Micaela, una película mágica, Soledad y Larguirucho, and The Adventures of Hijitus. Additionally, he is credited for his involvement in projects titled Argentina Animated, The four secrets, and Kanal K, which was released in 1991. With a career spanning multiple decades, Suero has established himself as a prominent figure in Argentine voice acting, contributing his talents to numerous animated works that have become part of the country's cultural landscape. His professional portfolio reflects a consistent dedication to the craft of voice performance and acting, as evidenced by his participation in a wide range of animated media.