Ulises Cuadra is an American voice actor recognized for his work in Spanish-language dubs of anime series and films. Born Lombardo Ulises Cuadra on February 13, 1967, in Managua, Nicaragua, he is based in Los Angeles, California. His career encompasses a wide range of voice acting roles, particularly in anime produced during the 1990s and 2000s.

Cuadra is known for lending his voice to leading and supporting characters in various anime series. He voiced the role of Taiyou Sorano in the film The Rebirth of Buddha. In the series B't X and its OAV sequel B't X Neo, he is the voice of Marlon de Quevedo, the character known in the original Japanese as Teppei Takamiya. For the Magic Knight Rayearth franchise, Cuadra provided the voice for Paris, known as Ferio in the original version, appearing in the television series, its sequel, and the OAV. He also played the role of Briant in the special The Story of Fifteen Boys.

Beyond the roles mentioned, his anime filmography includes several other significant parts. He voiced Kent de la Rosa (Kent Kurenai) in Red Baron, Ishi in Future Boy Conan, Guitarrón in Fuusen Shoujo Temple-chan, Rafael Santi (Manato Sawatari) in Saint Tail, and Shogo Muramasa in Tokko. He also contributed additional voices to the Latin American dub of Maison Ikkoku and the television series Case Closed.

In addition to his on-screen work, Cuadra has been involved in the business of dubbing. He was the owner of DubbingVU, a dubbing company based in the United States. His work has also extended to live-action dubbing for television and film, with credits including roles in series such as CSI Miami, Grey's Anatomy, and Ugly Betty, as well as the Divergent and Now You See Me film series.