Adrián Wowczuk is an Argentine voice actor, locutor, director, and producer, recognized as one of the most prominent voices in the dubbing industry in his country. Born on February 2, 1970, he began his career in the early 2000s, a period when the dubbing industry in Argentina was still in a phase of incipient growth.

His filmography is extensive, but he is particularly known for his portrayal of iconic characters in live-action series and video games. He is the regular Latin American Spanish voice of Daryl Dixon in The Walking Dead and Joel Miller in the video game The Last of Us and its corresponding television series adaptation. In the realm of animation, Wowczuk has been the recurring voice of Tony Stark, also known as Iron Man, in various Marvel animated projects since 2012, a role that has become one of his signature performances. He is also the voice of the Hormone Monster in the animated series Big Mouth.

In anime and animated feature dubbing, Wowczuk has contributed to a variety of projects. He provided the voice for Hokuto Hayasugi in the Japanese anime series Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion the Animation. His work also includes the role of Gremlin Number One in the Latin American Spanish dub of the children's special The Wiggles: Whoo Hoo! Wiggly Gremlins!. Notably, he was the voice of David Bowie's character, Jareth, in the 2009 Argentine redub of the classic fantasy film Labyrinth, a role he has described as one of his most important early characters.

A recurring theme in his career is his work for major franchises and studios. Beyond his long-standing association with Marvel's animated universe, he has lent his voice to characters in films for versions produced by studios like Sony and Lionsgate. His work is frequently part of dubs directed in Argentina for international distribution.

His achievements are marked by his significant presence in high-profile projects. Returning to voice Joel Miller in the HBO adaptation of The Last of Us was a notable event, as it brought the original game's voice cast to the live-action series for Latin American audiences. His ability to take on emotionally demanding roles, such as Jareth in Labyrinth, and his consistent work as the voice of a major superhero like Iron Man, underscore his standing in the industry. Beyond acting, his roles as a director and producer highlight his multifaceted contribution to the field of dubbing. As of early 2026, he continues to be active, working on new projects such as the Disney series Steve & Alice.