The Mexican dubbing and acting community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Alexis Ortega, who passed away around January 24, 2026, at the age of 38. His death has left a profound silence in an industry built on voices, emotion, and connection, and among fans who grew up hearing him bring beloved characters to life. Ortega was best known as the Latin American Spanish voice of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, a role that earned him admiration across generations.
Alexis Ortega possessed a rare talent: the ability to balance youthful vulnerability with courage and humor. Through his voice, Spider-Man became more than a superhero for Spanish-speaking audiences—he became relatable, human, and deeply inspiring. Ortega’s performances captured the heart, insecurity, and bravery of Peter Parker, making the character resonate far beyond the screen.
Beyond his most iconic role, Ortega was respected as a dedicated professional and a generous colleague. Those who worked alongside him remember his passion for dubbing, his tireless work ethic, and his genuine kindness inside and outside the recording booth. He approached every project with care, understanding the responsibility of giving voice to stories that mattered to millions.
Fans and fellow actors alike have shared tributes highlighting how his work shaped childhood memories and cinematic experiences throughout Latin America. His voice became a constant companion in theaters and homes, offering laughter, hope, and excitement.
Though his life was far too short, Alexis Ortega leaves behind a powerful legacy etched into the world of animation and film. His voice will continue to echo through the characters he portrayed, reminding audiences that heroes can live forever through the art they leave behind.