Ángel Corpa is a Spanish artist with a multifaceted career, recognized for his work as a singer-songwriter and as a voice actor for anime and other productions. Born in Barajas de Melo, Spain, in 1952, he initially gained prominence in the music scene, most notably as a founder and composer for the influential group Jarcha in 1972. Despite this deep-rooted musical background, his distinctive voice has also made a significant impact in the world of dubbing.

As a voice actor, Corpa is primarily known for his work in the Spanish cast, specifically the Castilian Spanish dubbing, of the long-running Dragon Ball franchise. He is the voice behind the iconic villain Freezer. This role has been a defining part of his dubbing career, with his portrayal featured prominently in major franchise releases. Most notably, he voiced Freezer in the 2018 film Dragon Ball Super: Broly, a role that brought him renewed recognition among anime fans. His involvement in this high-profile film also led to his participation as a guest at anime conventions, such as the 22nd Salón Manga de Jerez in 2019, where he joined fellow Dragon Ball voice actors for panels and fan signings.

His career as a voice actor appears to be one facet of a broader artistic life, but within the anime community, his contribution as the voice of Freezer stands as his most prominent and celebrated achievement.