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Years active
  
1997-present

Role
  
Voice actress

Name
  
Klariz Magboo

Son
  
David Remo

Klariz Magboo in a recording studio

Born
  
October 23, 1988 (age 32 years) (
1988-10-23
)

Other names
  
Klariz Magboo, DJ Kara Karinyosa, Kara Lambingera

Occupation
  
Voice Actress, Model,

Radiant Resonance: Klariz Magboo as 'Gandang Kara' at VoicesCON 2020


Klariz Laurelle Magboo (Kanji: Klariz Magboo, born: October 23, 1988) is a half-Swiss half-Filipino Philippine voice actress. She became famous in Philippine anime television being the voice behind Tenma Tsukamoto in School Rumble, five-year-old Lambo and Kyoko in Reborn!, Maka and Crona in Soul Eater, Mikan Sakura in Alice Academy, Inoue Orihime in Bleach, Powered Buttercup and Hyper Blossom in Powerpuff Girls Z, Tomoko in Great Teacher Onizuka, Vanilla Mieux in Sugar Sugar Rune, and Ash Ketchum in Pokemon

Contents

Klariz Magboo in her stylish eyeglasses

As of 2015, she is currently a radio disc jockey in the Philippines and known as DJ Kara Karinyosa of 101.1 Yes FM from Monday to Friday 9PM-12MN, hosting the program Usapang LDR with Sexy Megan which is a program tackling long-distance relationships. DWYS-FM, under the brand Yes FM, is a music FM radio station owned and operated by Manila Broadcasting Company's subsidiary Pacific Broadcasting Systems in the Philippines.

Klariz Magboo

Pokemon (Philippines) voice of Ash and Delia Ketchum is DJ Kara


Career

Klariz Magboo in her polka dot dress

The main role of Ash Ketchum was given to Magboo, who is also a professional singer, model and stage performer. She also voices Ash's mother, Delia Ketchum. Magboo started her dubbing career since 1999. Aside from being a dubber, she has also been a solo vocalist in various bands and later become a solo performer in piano bars and hotels.

Klariz Magboo

Magboo is also one of the first batch of 30 girls of Take Me Out who are in hopes to meet the man of their dreams. Take Me Out! is a television dating game show hosted by Jay-R (with occasional co-hosts Gladys Guevarra and Janna Dominguez). The show is a version of Australian game show Taken Out, created by Frenmantle Media France. The studio-based dating game show premiered on April 26, 2010 on GMA Network and is currently shown twice a day, 5:00PM–5:30PM from Mondays to Fridays in a half hour slot.

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Magboo has also appeared in several television programs such as Wowowee, Eat Bulaga, GoBingo, Sabado Boys The Beat: Voice of the Youth, Dear Friend and Dream Date, a dating game show on Studio 23 which premiered on July 15, 2011 Friday at 11:30 PM and hosted by Myx VJ, Bianca Roque and Umagang Kay Ganda host, Andrei Felix.

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Klariz Magboo was the first-place winner in EZT Productions and Talent Agency's first online model contest in 2011. The contest ran for 3 months and participated by 7 models in each month. The awards ceremony was held at Eastwood Libis QC in June 2011.

Magboo is the voice-over co-host of Aga Muhlach in TV 5's Pinoy Explorer as Computer X, who narrates trivia in the said program. It airs every Sundays at 6:30-7:30 p.m. It started airing on September 18, 2011.

Since October 2011, she also does the voice-overs for the segment "Expres Pasabog Top 5" on Juicy!, an entertainment news program that premiered on August 11, 2008 on TV 5. Juicy! is hosted by Alex Gonzaga, IC Mendoza, Cristy Fermin and Shalala, and features entertainment news, trivia, fan features, and interviews that highlight the Philippine entertainment industry. It was aired weekdays 10:00-10:20 a.m.

Kara Karinyosa Age

Magboo was born on October 23, 1988 in Carcar City, Cebu, Philippines and she is 31 years old.

Family

Klariz Magboo and her son David Remo

Kara Karinyosa's son is said to be David Remo as they have appeared together  in social media a lot but officially it's still not confirmed. Kara Karinyosa's husband or boyfriend is officially unknown although she appeared with Lloyd Cafe Cadena in social media a lot.

Personal life

Klariz Magboo

Magboo began participating in school's oral interpretation contest when she was 7 years old. Magboo was a two-time Grand Champion in Declamation in two consecutive "Vox Juvenum Tagisan ng Talino" Interschool competition in Taguig. The first was on February 11, 1996 as a fourth grader in the elementary division and on February 26, 2000 as a sophomore in high school. Both were held at Sta. Ana Parochial School (now Colegio de Santa Ana) in Taguig.

This was followed by Saint Francis of Assisi College System's Inter-Campus contest during its "English Week" celebration in the same year and it was considered by Magboo to be her "most memorable"contest participation, for they were only two from grade IV along with other grade V and grade VI contestants. She was also the "youngest" and "the only female" in the group for elementary category. As she remembers she was being mocked by other students during the contest because of her costume and they say the piece has to be rendered by a male. The oratorical piece was entitled "Brutus Speech in th Forum". It was in this year where Magboo received a special Declaimer of the Year award upon consistently winning the Champion place during its Inter-campus and Inter-school competition. From then, she became a consistent and undefeated champion for all the elocution contests she had participated during her elementary and high school years.

She began acting in school plays when she was in grade school, in Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs, Samson and Delilah and Linggo Ng Wika "Pagsasadula" where she won her first Best Actress award in grade V. Magboo had no professional training in voice acting but her regular participation in Quiz Bee's Elocution Contests in her school Saint Francis of Assisi College System-Tagig with her mother as her voice coach and trainer. She has also trained in singing through participation in school's singing contests and took formal voice lessons later on.

Her first job as a voice actor came when she was 13 years old by her fellow TV commercial model Karl Angelo Legaspi, who recommended that she audition for a telenovela which he also dubbed. Synchmaster Studio and Ms. Vangie Labalan then discovered her and gave way to Magboo'svoice acting career. Since then she has been among the better-known and more popular voice actors. Magboo also won the Best Single Entry for Voice-over commercial by ADFARM in Ad Congress Philippines in 2004. She received the 2010 "Charm Me Campus Jock" title being the Grandchampion for Charmee SupahStar Campus Search held recently participated by hundreds of students from eight universities.

Magboo's first theater experience was The Magic Staff where she played Samsara (in the disguise of three princesses). The Magic Staff-A Musical Adventure in Three Acts is a play created by eight-year-old Cy Tamura and directed by Henry Tejero.

Kara Karinyosa

Her dj career began when her friend Pocholo Gonzales called her up and asked if she wanted to work as a dj and he recommended her to a colleague who was looking for a female dj. She can't make a decision though she wanted due to her class schedule as a graduating student. The following year after she graduated in college at Philippine Women’s University with AB Communication Arts degree she went to an audition. Her name on-air Kara is from her nickname off air Carah with its Latin, Italian and Spanish meaning combined "beloved" "dear""friend" that goes along with her on-air image "Kara Lambingera".

Klariz Magboo in red dress

Klariz Magboo

Filmography

Active Raid Second (TV)
Hinata Yamabuki; Madoka Amano; Miho Oshikouchi; Yuyuko Shimazakura
(The) Adventures of Hello Kitty & Friends (Hong Kong TV)
Dear Daniel; Keroppi
AM Driver (TV)
Cathy "Cass" Morton (QTV Dub); Corrhea (QTV Dub); Paf Shining (QTV Dub); Paula Gabriel (QTV Dub) and Sylvia "CC" Crafton (QTV Dub)
Anne of Green Gables (TV)
Anne
Aria - The Natural (TV)
Akatsuki's Mother; Akira E. Ferrari and Alice Carroll
Aria the Animation (TV)
Akiko Hoshino (eps 12-13); Akira E. Ferrari and Alice Carroll
Astro Boy (TV 3/2003)
Zoran (QTV Dub)
ATASHIn'CHI (TV)
Fujino (GMA Dub); Kajii (GMA Dub); Misumi (GMA Dub); Rio (GMA Dub); Sayu Kawashima (GMA Dub); Shimi (GMA dub); Sudou (GMA Dub); Toyama (GMA Dub); Yamashita (GMA Dub) and Yukarin (GMA Dub)
Bleach (TV)
Chizuru Honshō; Inoue Orihime; Momo Hinamori Rangiku Matsumoto
Bleach the Movie: Memories of Nobody
Senna
Cardcaptor Sakura (TV)
Yoko Nakagawa (GMA Dub)
Case Closed (TV)
miwako sato; Ayumi Yoshida (2nd voice) and Suzuki Sonoko (2nd voice)
A Certain Magical Index (TV)
Index; Kuroko Shirai
A Certain Magical Index II (TV)
Index
A Certain Magical Index: The Miracle of Endymion (movie)
Index
A Certain Scientific Railgun (TV)
Index; Kuroko Shirai
A Certain Scientific Railgun S (TV)
Kuroko Shirai
Demashitaa! Powerpuff Girls Z (TV)
Kakiko Akatsutsumi; Kaoru Matsubara/Powered Buttercup; Miss Keane; Momo (Oh-Edo Chaki-Chaki Girls); Momoko Akatsutsumi/Hyper Blossom; Mountain Woman/Yuki-Onna (ep 9); Okou (Oh-Edo Chaki-Chaki Girls) and Sakurako Kintoki
Dragon Ball (TV)
Chi-chi (QTV Dub); Launch (QTV Dub); Mai (QTV Dub); Puar (QTV Dub)
Dragon Ball Z (TV)
Android 18 (redubbed) and Chichi (redubbed)
Fairy Tail (TV)
Romeo (2nd voice)
Future GPX Cyber Formula (TV)
Asuka Sugo (GMA Dub)
GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class (TV)
Miki Noda
Gakuen Alice (TV)
Amanatsu; Mikan Sakura
GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka (TV)
TOMOKO; Tomoko Nomura
Gude Crest - The Emblem of Gude (movie)
Jun
Hayate the Combat Butler (TV)
Baseball Team Manager (ep 46); Chiharu Harukaze (eps 50-51); Kirika Kuzuha; Mao (ep 50); Miki Hanabishi and Sakuya Aizawa; Taiga Ōkouchi
Hayate the Combat Butler! Cuties (TV)
Chiharu Harukaze; Miki Hanabishi and Sakuya Aizawa
Hayate the Combat Butler!! (OAV)
Miki Hanabishi and Sakuya Aizawa
Hayate the Combat Butler!! (TV)
Ginka Saginomiya, Maya; Miki Hanabishi, Sakuya Aizawa and Taiga Ōkouchi
Hayate the Combat Butler: Can't Take My Eyes Off You (TV)
Chiharu Harukaze; Miki Hanabishi and Ruka Suirenji
Heat Guy J (TV)
Janis; Monica Gabriel
Heidi - A Girl of the Alps (TV)
Heidi
Idaten Jump (TV)
Yuko
Ikki Tousen (TV)
Hakufu Sonsaku
Initial D (TV)
Mako Sato
Initial D: Fourth Stage (TV)
Kyoko Iwase (2nd, Animax Dub)
Kaiketsu Zorori (TV)
Mermaid Princess; Mermaid Queen and Miyan and Princess Maruki
Kekkaishi (TV)
Toshimori Sumimura (GMA Dub) and Yurina Kanda (GMA dub)
Kirby: Right Back At Ya! (TV)
Lalala and Momo
Kiteretsu Daihyakka (TV)
Masako (ep 43) and Princess (ep 41)
Leviathan: The Last Defense (TV)
Leviathan
Mahōtsukai Sally (TV 2/1989)
Chun (Bird Fairy); Erika; Hide-kun's Mother; Iris; Mayuko Shimizu; Mayuko's Mother; Midori; Mitsuru; Rei (ep 85); Satsuki-sensei; Seita; Simoun (Elf from Elfland); Tomoko; Yoriko Yokoyama and Yoriko's Mother
Mahou Shoujo Lalabel (TV)
Daisy (ep 45); Kaori Shirada (ep 13); Matsumiya Toshiko (Toko); Megumi Sakura; Minoru Sakura; Mrs. Yuri (ep 22); Ms. Hanazono; Sachiko (ep 21); Takemura Hanako; Yoko Sakuragi (ep 12); Yoko Shirada (ep 13); Yuki (ep 41) and Yuriko (ep 34)
Majestic Prince (TV)
Amane; Lutier; Natalie Shion; Patrick Hoyle and Reika Saionji
Mermaid Melody: Pichi Pichi Pitch (TV)
Erieru; Lucia Nanami and Sara
Onegai My Melody (TV)
Fuujisaki Mana (QTV Dub); Haruka Amamiya (QTV Dub; ep 28); Kuromi (QTV Dub); Melody's Mother (QTV Dub); Mina (QTV Dub) and Rika's Mother (QTV Dub; ep 22)
Ouran High School Host Club (TV)
Haruhi Fujioka
Pocket Monsters: Diamond & Pearl (TV)
Ash Ketchum and Delia Ketchum
Pokémon (TV)
Ash Ketchum and Delia Ketchum
Pokemon 2000 - The Movie
Ash Ketchum and Delia Ketchum
Pokemon 3 - The Movie
Ash Ketchum and Delia Ketchum
Pokemon 4Ever (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokemon Advance (TV)
Ash Ketchum; Delia Ketchum and Dr. Abby
Pokemon Heroes - Latias & Latios (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon XY (TV)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon: Black and White (TV)
Ash Ketchum and Delia Ketchum
Pokémon: Black and White: Rival Destinies (TV)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon: Giratina & The Sky Warrior (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokemon: Jirachi Wish Maker (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pokemon: Mewtwo Returns (special)
Ash Ketchum
Pokemon: The First Movie
Ash Ketchum
Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai (movie)
Ash Ketchum
Pretear (TV)
Himeno Awayuki; Mawata Awayuki (Hero dub) and Yayoi Takata (Hero dub)
Reborn! (TV)
Kyouko Sasagawa; Lambo (child) and M.M.
Rental Magica (TV)
Kaori Katsuragi and Manami Kuroha
Saint Seiya (TV)
Ophiuchus Shaina (Shiina)
Samurai 7 (TV)
Kirara Mikumari
School Rumble (TV)
Tenma Tsukamoto and Yoko Sasakura
School Rumble: 2nd Semester (TV)
Satsuki Tawaraya; Tenma Tsukamoto; Tsumugi Yuuki and Yoko Sasakura
Shigofumi - Letters from the Departed (TV)
Fumika
(The) Slayers (TV)
Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub)
(The) Slayers Next (TV)
Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub)
(The) Slayers Try (TV)
Ameria Wil Tesla Saillune (GMA Dub & QTV Dub)
(The) Snow Queen (TV)
Gerda
Soul Eater (TV)
Crona; Maka Alban
Sugar Sugar Rune (TV)
Baaya (Waffle's caretaker, QTV Dub); Candy Mieux (Hero dub); Miharu (Hero dub); Rika Matsuda (QTV Dub) and Vanilla Mieux (QTV and Hero dubs)
Tanoshii Moomin Ikka (TV)
Toaru Kagaku no Railgun (OAV)
Kuroko Shirai
Wolverine (TV)
Yukio
Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches (TV)
Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl (TV)
Kaori; Kasumi; Kyoko; Saeko (resemblance of Sayaka Honami); Sayaka Honami; Toudo Yuuki and Yukari Komiya
Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal II (TV)

References

Klariz Magboo Wikipedia


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