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Valentina Female Spanish AI Voice

Valentina is a female Spanish AI voice with a Spanish (Uruguay) accent, for video voiceovers, e-learning, and narration. Generate speech in Konthora

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About the Valentina voice

Valentina is a female Spanish (Uruguay) voice in the Konthora catalogue, served by the Edge engine. It reads Spanish at speeds from 0.75× to 1.25× with a default of 1.0×, and is available whenever a Spanish (Uruguay) narrator is needed.

To use Valentina, open the Spanish text-to-speech workspace, select Spanish as the language, pick Valentina from the voice picker, and generate your audio as MP3 or WAV.


Valentina voice specifications

Voice nameValentina
Voice IDes-UY-ValentinaNeural
LanguageSpanish
AccentSpanish (Uruguay)
GenderFemale
Recommendation statusAvailable (not marked as recommended)
Default speed1×
Speed range0.75× – 1.25×
Output formatsMP3, WAV

Good uses for Valentina

  • Spanish narration for videos, ads, and short-form social content.
  • Spanish e-learning lessons, course narration, and corporate training audio.
  • Reading Spanish scripts aloud to check pronunciation and pacing before sharing.

Playback speed

Valentina reads at a default speed of 1×. You can slow it down to 0.75× for clearer pacing or speed it up to 1.25× for a faster read, without changing the pitch.



Ready to try Valentina?

Open the workspace with Valentina pre-selected, type your script, and download the audio as MP3 or WAV.

Konthora supports seven languages in the workspace — or explore all voices in Konthora.

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Valentina voice FAQs

Answers to common questions about Valentina and Spanish text to speech.

Is Valentina a female Spanish voice?
Yes. Valentina is a female voice with a Spanish (Uruguay) accent.
Is Valentina recommended in Konthora?
No. Valentina is part of the Spanish set but is not flagged as recommended.
What speed settings does Valentina support?
Valentina supports speech from 0.75× to 1.25×, with a default of 1.0×.