Rossy Aguirre is a highly experienced Mexican voice actress and dubbing director, recognized for her extensive work in Latin American Spanish dubbing for anime, animated series, and live-action films and television shows. She was born as Rosanelda Geraldina López Aguirre on April 2, 1968, in Mexico City. Her career began at the very early age of five in 1973, a path influenced by her mother, Rosanelda Aguirre, who was also a prominent figure in the dubbing industry. She is known for her versatility in voicing both female characters and young boys.

Aguirre has built an extensive filmography, with some of her most iconic and long-running roles in anime. She is widely known as the voice of Ami Mizuno, also known as Sailor Mercury, in the various series and films of the Sailor Moon franchise, including Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal and Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal. Another seminal role is that of Akane Tendo in the beloved series Ranma ½. She was also the first voice of the character Krillin in the Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z series during his childhood and teenage years. In more recent years, she has voiced the character Hange Zoë in the Latin American Spanish dub of Attack on Titan, including The Final Season Part 2.

Her work extends to numerous other anime titles. She voiced the character Arrietty in the DVD dub of The Secret World of Arrietty. She also lent her voice to roles such as Cherry in Saber Marionette, Ayumi in Inuyasha, Euridice in Saint Seiya: Hades Inferno, and additional voices in series like Naruto and Yu-Gi-Oh!. While many of the specific roles listed in the user's prompt are confirmed parts of her career, some titles provided, such as Doris in The Sacred Blacksmith, Fam in Dragon League, and others, are not directly corroborated by the available search results and may stem from other projects or less documented dubs.

Beyond her work as a voice actor, Aguirre has also had a significant career as a dubbing director, having worked for major companies including Warner Bros., Disney, Sony, Columbia, and Universal. She is acredited as a locutora (announcer) and is a graduate of the Academia de Actuación y Danza Derbez-Michel. Her professional activities also include teaching, as she has given lectures and conferences on dubbing for various educational institutions and at industry events in Mexico and abroad for many years. Her long-standing and versatile career has made her a highly respected and recognizable figure in the world of Latin American dubbing.