Compañía Latinoamericana de Doblaje, S. A. (CLADSA), a Mexican dubbing company founded by Mr. Ken Smith in partnership with Messrs. Candiani, colloquially known as Sur 118 or America. After separating from the Candiani family after a legal dispute in 1958, the Candiani would found SISSA, while Ken Smith would remain in charge of the company, which retained the name and company name until 1972, when it ceased its activities. The property at Calle de América 173, in the Coyoacán delegation in Mexico City was acquired that year by Carlos David Ortigosa, who would transform it into the new headquarters of CINSA.
Historical review
- See book "Voice dubbing" pp. 349-353 - Salvador Nájar.
- ↑ Page 347, see book Voice dubbing by Salvador Nájar