Valeriano Corini is an Italian voice actor who began his career at a young age and has since built an extensive portfolio of work in film, television, and animation. He started his training at the Studio 111 voice acting school in Cerveteri at the age of nine and secured his first professional roles within six months. His early breakthrough came with the lead role of Dion in the Netflix series Raising Dion, which brought him wider recognition.

Corini has provided the Italian voice for numerous characters in animated series and films, establishing a strong presence in the world of anime and children's entertainment. He is the voice of Louis in the animated series Dragon's Dogma. His other notable anime and animation roles include Gene in Lupin the Third, Wilk in Il barbiere pasticciere, and Connor, also known as Gattoboy, in PJ Masks - Superpigiamini. He also voiced Antonio in the animated film Poupelle della Città dei Camini and is part of the Italian cast for the series DanDaDan.

Beyond animation, his voice work is extensive and includes a wide variety of characters in live-action films and series. He dubbed the young Zlatan Ibrahimović in the biopic Zlatan, the young Diego Maradona in La mano de Dios, and Sam Cleary in the film Samaritan, starring Sylvester Stallone. His filmography also includes roles in Jojo Rabbit, Ghostbusters, and Spencer, where he voiced the young Prince William. By the age of 15, he had already contributed his voice to over 300 projects, demonstrating a remarkable versatility and a high volume of work for such a young performer. Corini has also narrated the audiobook Il Maialino di Natale.