Daniella Piquet is a Brazilian voice actress, dubbing director, and production executive born in São Paulo in 1983. She is the daughter of Pirângela Piquet, the owner of the renowned BKS dubbing studios in São Paulo, where Daniella began her career and now serves as the Chief Executive Officer, leading the studio's expansion into Miami, Florida. Her work in voice acting spans several decades and includes a wide array of characters in anime, films, and television series.

While Piquet is widely recognized for her roles as iconic heroines like Sailor Moon and Sakura Kinomoto. In the 1975 anime film Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, she voiced the character Fritz. She also provided the Portuguese voice for Princesa Angela in the 1970 fantasy adventure film 30,000 Miles Under the Sea. In contemporary animation, she voiced the character Veronica Venegas, a news reporter and the mother of one of the main characters, in the series Bakugan Battle Planet.

Beyond her extensive work as a performer, Piquet has established herself as a significant figure in the Brazilian dubbing industry. In addition to her voice acting, she has worked as a dubbing director and has been a key production leader at BKS Studios. Her current role as CEO involves overseeing a wide range of localization services, including dubbing, subtitling, and post-production for films, television series, and animated content in multiple languages, which highlights her influence on the business and creative aspects of the field.