The Loud House (Brazilian Portuguese)

The Loud House (retaining the original name in English) is the Brazilian Portuguese dub of The Loud House. This dubbing is managed by Som de Vera Cruz.

Broadcast
The dub premiered in Brazil on Nickelodeon Brazil.

Trivia

 * The dubbing credits are accidentally shown on Nickelodeon Latin America and Mundonick.com (Spanish). The same thing happens on some other Nickelodeon shows.
 * From Season 2 final episodes onward, those are shown simultaneously along with the Latin American Spanish dub credits.
 * Ironically, Argentinian free-to-air channel Telefe (on its block "Finde en Nick"), shows the Brazilian dub credits on-screen in where programs credits aren't usually shown. Same on the other shows shown on the block.
 * In this dub, Lincoln and Clyde's voices are deeper (it's the same thing in the Italian and Albanian dubs).
 * Same on other younger male characters.
 * As it happens in almost all animated shows Brazilian dubs, the voices for the characters aren't chosen for their voice tones, but for their genders (no matter if they're adults or not).
 * Almost every genderbent version of each Loud siblings (Lynn's case is yet unknown) is directly voiced by a male voice actor. It's unknown if Linka retains Lincoln's voice actor or if its voiced by a female voice actress.
 * For some reason, the dubbing studio didn't change Luan's name, even thus being a male name in Brazil.
 * From half of Season 1 onwards, The Loud parents' dubbers are no longer directly accredited on the voice cast, but in the additional voices.
 * This dub is produced in Rio de Janeiro, although some Brazilian dubs can be produced in São Paulo too.
 * Som de Vera Cruz is also the same studio where the Brazilian dubs of The Fairly OddParents, Rusty Rivets, and Massive Monster Mayhem are produced.