Amanda Hinojosa is a Mexican voice actor born on June 13, 1996, who began her career in dubbing in early 2017 and has since become a prominent voice in the Latin American Spanish localizations of numerous anime series and films. She works regularly with studios in Mexico City, such as VSI Group, which handles dubbing for many popular anime titles.

Hinojosa has built an extensive filmography, lending her voice to a wide variety of characters. Some of her most recognized roles include Hitomi Tadano in Komi Can't Communicate, Pony in the surreal series Sonny Boy, and Rin Akagi in Rumble Garanndoll. She is also known for her work as Arashi Spring in Scarlet Nexus, Reginleif in Record of Ragnarok, and Hisone Amakasu, the protagonist of Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan. Her repertoire further includes characters like Oicho in Megalobox 2: Nomad, Kurena Kukumila in 86, and Chika Sugihara in Back Street Girls: Gokudols. In the romantic comedy Kaguya-sama: Love is War, she voices Kei Shirogane, the younger sister of the main character, a role she reprised for the film Kaguya-sama: Love is War -The First Kiss That Never Ends-.

Beyond these series, Hinojosa's voice can be heard in a vast array of other anime, demonstrating her versatility. Her credits include Tia Noto Yoko in Bastard!!, Frieda in Ascendance of a Bookworm, Alma Lepsius in The Strongest Sage With the Weakest Crest, and Kanami in Log Horizon. She has also taken on roles in films, such as Menoa Bellucci in Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna and Erica Wig (Earwig) in Earwig and the Witch. A notable recurring role is that of Melonpana in multiple films within the long-running Soreike! Anpanman franchise. Other significant parts include Kotaro Sato in Kotaro Lives Alone, Strength in Black Rock Shooter: Dawn Fall, Kagaho Sasahara in Spriggan, Ruka Sarashina in Rent-a-Girlfriend, and Chimney in One Piece. Her work is not limited to anime; she also voices characters in Western animated series like Lego Ninjago: Dragon Rising and My Little Pony: Make Your Mark, as well as live-action films, including the role of Cyclone in the Latin Spanish dub of Black Adam. Through her consistent and wide-ranging work, Amanda Hinojosa has established herself as a significant figure in the world of Latin American dubbing.