Viviana Navarro is a Chilean actress recognized for her extensive work in theater and voice dubbing for the Spanish-language versions of numerous films and television series. Her voice has been featured in a wide array of productions, ranging from western animation and anime to live-action films.

Navarro's career in voice acting includes a variety of prominent roles in anime series. She is known for voicing Kisaki Himeno in the series Gakkyū-ō Yamazaki, also known as Yamazaki, el rey de la clase. She also performed the voice of Chip in the Chilean dubbing of the animated series Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater. Her work in the anime genre extends to playing Volcan Folcano in the series Orphen and Orphen: La venganza, and providing the voice for Bokkun in the first 52 episodes of Sonic X. She is also well-recognized for her multiple roles within the Tenchi Muyo! franchise, including the character Ryo-Ohki across various series and OVAs such as Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki, Tenchi in Tokyo, and Tenchi Universe, as well as voicing Yura in El universo de Tenchi and Sakuya Kumashiro in Tenchi en Tokio.

Beyond anime, Navarro has contributed to a broad spectrum of animated series. A significant role was voicing Mai in the acclaimed series Avatar: La leyenda de Aang. Her other work in animation includes providing the first voice for Booker and Sheldon in Garfield y sus amigos, voicing Seattle Montoya in Stargate Infinity, Susan Long in Jake Long: El dragón occidental, and Peppermint Patty in El show de Charlie Brown y Snoopy. She also performed the role of the Wasp, Janet Van Dyne, in The Avengers: United They Stand.

In addition to animation and anime, Navarro's dubbing work encompasses a wide range of live-action television series and films. On television, she voiced the character Srta. Bessie Busybody in the first two seasons of the children's program LazyTown. Her film dubbing credits are extensive and include voicing Lisa Taylor in the first version of La hija de mi jefe, Duffy in Annie, and providing voices in numerous other films such as El juego del miedo III, Viernes 13 (for a redub), and Jóvenes pistoleros.

Beyond performing, Viviana Navarro has also taken on directorial responsibilities, having worked as a director at Doblajes Internacionales DINT, a dubbing company. Her career demonstrates a consistent presence in the Chilean and Latin American dubbing industry, contributing her voice to a diverse range of characters across multiple genres and formats.