Vitor Coldibelli is a Brazilian actor, voice actor, and dubbing director, born in São Paulo on December 12, 1984. His career in voice acting began in 2008 at the Uniarthe studio. Beyond his work in dubbing, Coldibelli is also a filmmaker and screenwriter, holding a degree in Audiovisual Production and having completed a specialization in screenwriting at the ECAM film school in Madrid, Spain. He has won awards for his short films, including the first edition of the international short film festival Make It Short, promoted by Antonio Banderas, with his project "Inspiração" in 2012.

As a voice actor, Coldibelli has contributed to the Brazilian Portuguese dubs of various anime and animated series. He is known for voicing Saneyasu Adachi in the anime Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of Life. His other notable roles in anime include Shun Tokita in Go! Go! Loser Ranger! and Kuza Ackerman in the Beyblade Burst series. He also provided additional voices for the Western animated series Futebol de Rua.

In addition to anime, Coldibelli's extensive voice work covers a wide range of live-action films and television series. He has dubbed characters in numerous productions, such as Riku Asakura / Ultraman Geed in several Ultraman films, and has provided voices for series like Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency and I'm Dying Up Here. His work also extends to dubbing Mexican telenovelas, having voiced Eulalio Mitre in Vencer o Medo.

Beyond performing, Vitor Coldibelli also works as a dubbing director. He directed the Brazilian Portuguese dubbing for the film Assassino Americano. His multifaceted career in audiovisual production, encompassing both creative and technical roles in filmmaking and dubbing, highlights his broad expertise in the field.