Tiana Camacho is an American voice actress known for her work in English dubs of anime series and video games. Born on April 17, 1991, in the Coney Island area of Brooklyn, New York City, she is a graduate of Binghamton University. Originally based in New York, she later relocated to Burbank, California, to pursue her voice acting career full-time. She is affiliated with several talent agencies and recording studios, including Bang Zoom! Entertainment, NYAV Post, VSI Los Angeles, and Sound Cadence Studios.

Camacho has built a career portraying a wide array of characters, frequently taking on roles that are described as tough or strong-willed. One of her most prominent roles is Ermes Costello in the anime series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean, where she voices the resourceful and vengeful inmate who becomes a close ally of the protagonist. Another significant performance is as Mikuri Kairo in the science fiction series 86, a processor and member of the Spearhead Squadron. She also provided the voice for a younger version of the main character, Shin, in the same series.

Her other notable anime dub credits include the role of Colonel MacDougal in the Netflix original net anime Spriggan and Glynda Goodwitch in RWBY: Ice Queendom, a Japanese anime adaptation of the original RWBY series. In the medical drama Cells at Work! Code Black, she voiced a specific immune cell, White Blood Cell (Neutrophil) 1212. Her film work includes voicing the character Emerald in the 2021 movie Ryoma! The Prince of Tennis.

Beyond the roles listed, Camacho's extensive voiceography demonstrates her range and frequent collaboration with major dubbing studios. She has had recurring roles in the Pokémon Journeys series as the fighting-type Gym Leader Bea, and has lent her voice to productions such as Great Pretender, NieR:Automata Ver1.1a, Romantic Killer, Vinland Saga, and Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon. Her work also extends into video game voice acting, with credits in major titles like Starfield and Redfall. Known for her versatility, she can perform both the low-register tones suited for action-oriented characters and higher-pitched roles, as demonstrated in her work on Pokémon Masters.