Carlos del Campo is a Mexican voice actor born on December 30, 1959, in Ojinaga, Chihuahua, recognized for his extensive career in Latin American Spanish dubbing. He is celebrated for his remarkable versatility, with a vocal range that allows him to portray characters from young boys to elderly men, a skill that has established him as one of the most multifaceted voice actors in the industry. His particular vocal timbre is also noted for its suitability for polite and cordial characters.

Del Campo's filmography is vast, encompassing iconic roles in animation, live-action blockbusters, and anime. In anime, he is well-known for his work in several long-running and popular series. He is the voice of Gin Ichimaru in Bleach, Professor Souichi Tomoe in Sailor Moon S and Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, and Director Kuno in Ranma ½. He has also contributed to the world of Doraemon, voicing Nobisuke Nobi, the father of Nobita, in the film Stand By Me Doraemon 2, a role he also performed in earlier Doraemon series. In the series Love After World Domination, he lends his voice to the character Culverin Bear. His other notable anime credits include Watari in Death Note, multiple characters in Inuyasha, Porco Rosso in the film of the same name, and Muta in The Cat Returns. He has also been involved in the Shaman King franchise, providing voices for both the 2001 series and the 2021 adaptation.

Beyond anime, del Campo is the recognized dubbing voice for several prominent actors. He is the long-standing voice of C-3PO in the Star Wars film series for all the prequels and sequels, as well as for the redubs of the original trilogy. He also dubs Peter Pettigrew, played by Timothy Spall, in the Harry Potter film series and frequently voices characters portrayed by actors such as Ricky Gervais and Wallace Shawn. In live-action television, he is known for voicing Bulk, a character from the various Power Rangers series adapted for the Latin American market. He has also appeared on camera as a comedic actor in the TV Azteca series Puro loco.

Throughout his career, del Campo has frequently collaborated with a wide circle of fellow voice actors. Industry data indicates he has worked most often with Arturo Mercado, with over a dozen shared projects, as well as frequently with Jose Luis Orozco and Nuria Trifol, among many others.