Romeu Vala is a Portuguese voice actor known for his extensive work in dubbing foreign productions for the Portuguese market. He has lent his voice to a wide array of characters in animation, live-action series, and films.

Vala is particularly recognized within the anime community for his multiple roles in the Dragon Ball franchise. He is the Portuguese voice of the character Broly in the film Dragon Ball Super: Broly. In the same film, he also voices the angel Whis and the Saiyan Nappa. He continued his involvement with the series in the subsequent film, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, where he voices Krillin, Whis, and Broly. His work on the Dragon Ball franchise extends to the television series Dragon Ball Super, where he provided the voice for several characters including Whis, Krillin, Yamcha, and Cabba, among others.

Beyond the world of Dragon Ball, Romeu Vala has a prolific career with hundreds of credited roles. His filmography includes voicing Ron Weasley in the early Harry Potter films, Christopher Robin in various Winnie the Pooh productions, Jackson Stewart in Hannah Montana, Fred Jones in multiple Scooby-Doo series and films, and Barley Lightfoot in Onward. He has also voiced characters in major animated features such as Turbo, Monsters University, Zootopia, and Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio.

His work demonstrates recurring collaborations with other Portuguese voice actors such as Cristina Cavalinhos, João Loy, and Quimbé, as well as with studios like Audio In, which handled the dubbing for the recent Dragon Ball films. His career is marked by a high volume of work and versatility, encompassing leading roles in major international franchises as well as numerous supporting and additional voice parts.