Barbara Delsol is a French actress, primarily known for her extensive work in dubbing foreign live-action and animated productions for the French market. While her career is predominantly focused on providing French voices for Hollywood films and television series, she has also contributed her voice to a number of animated series and films, including Japanese anime.

Details about Delsol's early life and career beginnings are limited to public records, which indicate she was born in Paris on November 20, 1970. She is highly active in the dubbing industry, best known as the regular French voice for numerous American actresses, including Jessica Alba, Keri Russell, Eliza Dushku, and Sophia Bush, among many others.

Within the specific realm of anime and animation, Barbara Delsol has portrayed several notable characters. One of her earlier and most recognized roles is providing the French voice for the titular character in the classic anime series Hello! Sandybell, known in French as Sandy Jonquille. In this series, her character's name was adapted to Sandy in the French dub. This role is among a body of anime work from the 1990s, which also includes leading parts in series such as Iria, where she voiced the protagonist Iria, and Vampire Princess Miyu, as well as a role in an OVA of Black Jack.

After a long period where she was not actively dubbing new anime series, Delsol returned to the genre with the 2018 Netflix series Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan. In this production, she voiced the character Remi Kakiyasu. This role marked a notable return to Japanese animation dubbing for her, with enthusiasts observing it was her first new anime work in many years.

Beyond these specific titles, Delsol's voice work in animation extends to various other projects. Her filmography includes voices in animated films such as Peter Pan 2: Return to Never Land as an adult Wendy, Shrek the Third as Rapunzel, and the French film Mars Express. She has also lent her voice to numerous television cartoons, including roles as Pepper Ann Pearson in Pepper Ann, Olga in the first French voice of Hey Arnold!, and various characters in series like Animaniacs and Batman: The Animated Series.