Looking for Spanish voice actor!

Hello,
I would like to give it a try.
Can you post the spanish script? Thank you.

My primary language is Castellano. How do I add a file using iPhone?

I might be stepping on toes here, but I say this in the spirit of good will, and the hopes it will help. Much of this is common sense, but lots of people see "voice work wanted" and immediately thrust forward their submissions without a little forethought. For context, I was the English voice of Principal Retori in Audio Wizards, and I have done other voice work before. To anyone submitting for this role, please, don't use your phone's built-in microphone, and for all that is holy, definetly don't use your computer's built in one either. You could turn in a blockbuster performance, but if the recording is of poor quality, you're going to heap undue work on the sound editor to make it sound passable, let alone good. If you have the know-how to submit a nicely recorded and edited recording, great. If you don't, might I offer a few basic tips to get you started?

1. Record in silence - no dogs, no hogs, no children, TVs, fans or fridges. The quieter, the better. If you have an appliance, unplug it for the diration. Any background sound the editor has to remove, even with state-of-the-art sound removal tools can potentially degrade the overall quality of the recording.

2. Find a well-padded location. The sound of your voice reflects off walls and other surfaces around you. Professional voice artists have sound booths with accoustic padding. If you can't do that, you can make your own with minimal effort. Clothes, duvets and pillows are great for this. Since I have no professional studio, I record in my clauset with clothes and a couple pillows to muffle any reverb. I also put a clothes horse with a heavy blanket behind me, because most microphones won't pick up as much sound from in front of you, but will pick it up from behind you. So muffling your behind is key. If all else fails, drape a heavy blanket over your own sweet self. Just make sure you don't overheat, and avoid any blanket moving sounds.
3. If at all possible, please use an actual microphone to record. There are a ton of great options out there, but if you aren't sure where to start , or don't have the money to invest in one, your local library may allow you to rent a sound studio at little to no charge. Failing that, if you have a local music store, they also may allow you to rent a quality microphone.

4. Listen to yourself through headphones while recording. You'll be amazed what little sounds you can pick up when you do. ALso, listen to them after to ensure you didn't miss a sound that can't be edited out later. There's nothing worse than giving your all, recording a fantastic take and realizing at that pivital emotional climax, there's the sound of your sleeve brushing the mic, or some such blemish.

I recently did the sound design and dialog editing for an audio drama, and we had voice actors from all over the place. Many of them used anything from their phones to their laptop microphones. I spent more time cleaning up recordings than I did any other one thing. So please, do Mytruesound, and your chances a favor and turn in the best recording, and performance you possibly can.

At Mytruesound, are you also casting for The other two characters? I think it's nice you're dubbing it into other languages.

I just submitted! Hoping it goes well for me :) .

What is about a German translation? I could translate the script maybe if you want.