Well, Here It Is! The Interview With Juan Amador Pulido On Twitch On October 18 Answering My Question

Well, here it is! The interview with Juan Amador Pulido on Twitch on October 18 answering my question about working on Punch-Out!! Wii. I went ahead and (did my best to) translate what was said.

Interviewer: Here we have, beatlesgirl [note: my username is beatlesgirl90] who says “What was it like voicing Don Flamenco in Punch-Out!! Wii? That is if you remember. He is the character that made me a fan of yours!”.

Juan Amador: Yes, yes, wow. There’s a lot of, there are many people who are fans of this character, huh? I was surprised. I recorded for this many years ago, not sure when to be exact. It could have been practically ten or twelve years ago.

It was recorded at Pinknoise [Studios] and I really wasn’t aware that I was going to do Don Flamenco either. I remember that it was not a very long session, and they were very short phrases that he did. And well, I remember, as you know for video games we normally record looking at the audio waveform on the program that each studio uses to record for a video game. But in this video game, I do remember that there were quite a few cinematics and I saw his face. But I didn’t think I had to worry because there are people who have written to me about this character.

Interviewer: That’s good. I understand that you have a clear memory of this due to the fans writing to you about him?

Juan Amador: Yes, I believe so. Yes. *chuckles*

Interviewer: Do you remember a phrase or a word you said from this or no?

Juan Amador: Somewhat. What I do remember is he is always thinking about Carmen. In his beloved named Carmen. *in Don’s voice* Carmen!

*laughter*

Juan Amador: My wife’s name is Carmen, too.

*laughter*

Interviewer: Here, they put “olé!”, in quotation marks.

Juan Amador: Oh yes, “olé!”. That’s another one of his phrases he said *in Don’s voice* Olé!

*laughter*

Interviewer: Well, beatlesgirl says “thank you for responding to my question”. She’s the fan of the character who says “olé”…Don Flamenco.

Juan Amador: Yes, Don Flamenco.

Interviewer: They have put another phrase, “Carmen, mi amor”.

Juan Amador: *In Don’s voice* Carmen, mi amor! *normal voice* Yes, of course.

*chuckling*