Gerry Meza is a Mexican voice actor recognized for his extensive work in Spanish dubbing for anime, animated series, and live-action productions. He is particularly known for voicing leading characters in several franchises popular in Latin America.

Meza's career is prominently defined by his long-standing association with the Digimon franchise. He is the primary voice actor for the character Tai Kamiya, also known as Taichi Yagami, the leader of the DigiDestined. He first voiced the role in the original Digimon: Digital Monsters series and its sequel, Digimon 02, and has reprised it in subsequent productions. This includes the feature film Digimon: La película and the more recent anniversary film Digimon Adventure: La Última Evolución Kizuna, which was released in Latin American theaters in 2022. His work on Digimon also extends to voicing the Digimon partner Gomamon across the original series and its sequel.

Beyond Digimon, Meza has built a diverse portfolio of voice work in anime. He is known for his role as Takashi Yamazaki in Sakura Card Captors and its associated films. His other anime credits include Legato Bluesummers in Trigun, Kentarō Sakata in Love Hina, Chana in Hajime no Ippo, and roles in series such as Cyborg 009, Supercampeones: Road to 2002, and Pokémon.

His work is not limited to Japanese animation. In Western animation, he has provided voices for several characters on the long-running series The Simpsons, including Milhouse Van Houten and Üter Zörker in various episodes across multiple seasons. He also voiced Fritz in Timothy va a la escuela and was the first voice of Jose Gomez in Los Reyes de la colina. In live-action dubbing, his credits include the role of Stevie Kenarban in the series Malcolm and the character Rocky DeSantos as a child in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers franchise.