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Letícia Spiller makes her animation voice debut as Queen Celeste in Disney’s Hexed

She voices the ruler of Hexe in the Brazilian Portuguese version, opening in Brazil on November 26.

By PulseOctober 31, 2026
A woman wears a pink and purple dress and pointed hat.
Letícia Spiller at the Baile da Sephora in a Queen Celeste-inspired outfit; a promotional event photograph, not an animation frame.

Letícia Spiller will voice Queen Celeste in the Brazilian Portuguese version of Disney’s Hexed, released locally as Enfeitiçadas: Bem-vindos a Hexe. It is her first animation dubbing role. The Brazilian theatrical opening is November 26, 2026.

Celeste rules the witch realm of Hexe and is one of the story’s threats. Her determination to retain power brings her into conflict with Billie, a teenager who discovers magical abilities, and Billie’s mother, Alice.

Disney announced Spiller’s casting at the Baile da Sephora on October 15. She attended in a character-inspired outfit; the photograph records the promotional appearance, not a live-action scene in the animated film.

In the announcement, Spiller described dubbing as a chance to explore vocal expression and create a powerful character. That is her account of the creative experience. The adventure follows Billie and Alice through Hexe as they uncover family secrets that could change the witches’ world.

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