Angie Villa, also credited as Angélica Villa, is a Mexican voice actor and ADR director known for her extensive work in the Spanish dubbing industry for anime and live-action productions. Her filmography demonstrates a wide range, encompassing leading roles in popular series and films, as well as significant behind-the-scenes work as a director for numerous titles.

Villa is prominently recognized for voicing the character Cheelai in the Dragon Ball Super franchise. She first voiced the role in the 2019 Latin American Spanish dub of Dragon Ball Super: Broly and later reprised it for the 2022 film Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero. This role is a notable part of her career, connecting her to one of the most iconic anime series globally.

Beyond her work in the Dragon Ball universe, Villa has an extensive list of voice credits. She voices Koby in the Latin American Spanish dubs of the long-running series One Piece and its associated film, One Piece Film Red. Her repertoire also includes major roles such as Miku in Darling in the FRANXX, Chris and Eris in KonoSuba, Flamie Speeddraw in Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers, Menoly Mallia in Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, Elze Silhoueska in In Another World With My Smartphone, and Aiko Hatayama in Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest. Her work spans various genres, with credits in series like Black Clover, Pokémon, and Godzilla Singular Point, as well as films such as Mirai and Drifting Home.

In addition to her on-screen voice work, Angie Villa has established a substantial career as an ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) director for the Latin American Spanish dubs of many anime series. Under her own name and as Angie Villa, she has directed dubs for a wide array of productions, including Devilman Crybaby, Black Clover, Chibi Maruko-chan, MARS RED, and BNA: Brand New Animal. This dual role as both a performer and a director highlights her comprehensive expertise and significant contribution to the localization of anime for Spanish-speaking audiences.