Sergio Maya is a Mexican actor of dubbing and singer, recognized for his work voicing characters in animated series, films, and anime for the Latin American Spanish market. He was born on June 20, 2004, in Tula de Allende, Hidalgo, Mexico. Maya began his career in the entertainment industry at a young age, first gaining attention for his role as young Simba in the Mexican production of the Broadway musical The Lion King when he was eleven years old.

In the realm of anime, Sergio Maya is known for providing the voice of Luca Oriflamme in the Latin American Spanish dub of the series The Case Study of Vanitas. His other prominent anime roles include Tetsuya Kuroko in Kuroko no Basket, Yuzuru Ema in World Trigger, Hajime Nishitani in Sugar Sugar Rune, and Kaname Isaki in Nagi no Asukara: A Calm in the Sea.

Beyond anime, Maya has an extensive career in dubbing for film and television. He has voiced lead characters in numerous live-action and animated productions, such as the title role in Peter Pan & Wendy, the young Mufasa in Mufasa: The Lion King, Artemis Fowl II in Artemis Fowl, and Tommy Stubbins in Dolittle. He has also lent his voice to animated features like Red, Soul, and Ferdinand. In television, his work includes voicing Scott Denoga in the series Hailey's On It! and Kion in The Lion Guard.

While specific recurring collaborations with particular directors are not documented in the available information, Maya's body of work shows a consistent association with major studios such as Disney, Pixar, and DreamWorks for their Latin American dubs.

In addition to his achievements in dubbing, Sergio Maya is also an accomplished singer and composer of regional Mexican music. He has released his own music and has performed on significant stages, including the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico. In 2025, he won the public vote in the "México Canta por la Paz y Contra las Adicciones" contest. He is a member of the Sociedad de Autores y Compositores de México and has registered numerous original songs.