Pep Ribas is a Spanish actor primarily known for his work in dubbing, theater, and television. Born in Barcelona in 1970, he pursued formal acting training at several institutions in his hometown, including the prestigious Institut del Teatre, as well as la Bobina, la Casona, and the Col.legi del Teatre. His professional career in dubbing began in 1990, and he has remained active in the field ever since.

As a voice actor, Ribas works extensively in Spanish dubbing, lending his voice to characters in a wide array of films and television series. While his work covers many genres, a significant portion of his career involves dubbing foreign productions. A notable example of his work in this area is providing the Spanish voice for the character Hank Schrader in the acclaimed television series Breaking Bad. He has also participated in the dubbing of animated films such as Mr. Peabody & Sherman. In addition to his voice work for screen, Ribas has narrated audio versions of classic children's stories, including recordings of Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs.

Beyond the dubbing booth, Pep Ribas has a robust career as a stage and screen actor. He has appeared in numerous theatrical productions, many of which were staged at Barcelona's Teatre Romea and directed by Carles Canut, such as La quinta mujer, Los físicos, and Don Juan Tenorio. His television credits include roles in popular Catalan and Spanish series like El Cor de la ciutat, La Riera, Ventdelplà, and Amar en tiempos revueltos. He has also appeared in the feature film Next to Babilonia. This extensive background as a performer across different media contributes to his versatility and skill as a voice actor.