Alexis Ortega Passes: Examining the Impact of Spider-Man and Tadashi

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Published: January 27, 2026 5:41 AM ET

Alexis Ortega Passes: Examining the Impact of Spider-Man and Tadashi

Mexican voice actor Alexis Ortega, renowned for voicing Spider-Man and Tadashi Hamada, passed away at 38 on January 26, 2026. His death was confirmed by the Anime Latin Dubbing Awards (ALDA), resulting in widespread shock within the entertainment community.

Career Highlights of Alexis Ortega

Ortega’s career spanned over 13 years, during which he made significant contributions to the Mexican dubbing industry. He gained fame with his role as Tadashi in Disney’s *Big Hero 6*, a performance that paved the way for more prominent projects.

Voice of Spider-Man

His most notable achievement was voicing Peter Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, alongside Tom Holland. He began this journey with *Captain America: Civil War* and concluded it with *Avengers: Infinity War*. His five-year tenure as Spider-Man captured the hearts of fans worldwide.

Other Notable Projects

Beyond the MCU, Ortega showcased his versatility through various roles:

Voice work in films like *Cars 3*, *Finding Dory*, and *Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*.
Guest roles in TV series, including *CSI*.
Participated in the Spanish redub of popular digital content, including Mr. Beast’s YouTube channel.
Acted in theater productions and appeared in the biographical series about Luis Miguel.

The Circumstances of His Passing

The news of Ortega’s passing broke through social media on January 26, 2026, at 8:33 PM. While the exact cause of death remains unclear, there were no prior reports of health issues.

Ortega, known for his low-profile lifestyle, last posted on social media in November 2025. The suddenness of his passing has left fans and colleagues in mourning, reflecting on his contributions to characters like Spider-Man with quotes such as, “He didn’t want to go, Mr. Stark.”

Community Reactions

The dubbing community has expressed profound sorrow at the loss of Ortega. Many fans have come forward to remember his legacy, saying “Fly high, dear Tadashi,” honoring his versatile talent and impact in the industry.