Rita Brito is a Portuguese actress and voice actress, known for her work in dubbing animated series and films for Portuguese audiences. Born in 1987, she pursued formal training in acting, graduating from the Escola Profissional de Teatro de Cascais in 2006 and later from the Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema in 2009. Her professional career in dubbing began in 2008, and she has since become a prominent figure in the field, lending her voice to a wide array of characters.

Brito's voice work spans numerous anime series and animated productions. She is notably recognized for voicing the lead character Tsubasa Oozora in the Portuguese dub of the 2018 anime series Captain Tsubasa. In the Magical Doremi franchise, she voiced the character Momoko Asuka in the series Mo~tto! Ojamajo Doremi, which is known in Portugal as Doremi. Her involvement with the series also included voicing the title character, Doremi, in the initial run of the show.

Beyond these prominent roles, her filmography demonstrates significant range and a high volume of work. She is particularly well-known for her long-standing roles in the Portuguese dub of the popular anime series Shin Chan, where she provided the voices for the main characters Misae Nohara and Toru Kazama for hundreds of episodes. Her other notable anime credits include Mirajane Strauss and Aquarius in Fairy Tail, Yugo in Wakfu, and Gatchmon in Digimon Universe: App Monsters.

In addition to anime, Brito has voiced characters in a variety of other animated series and films. These include roles such as Stormy in Winx Club, Pão de Mel in Strawberry Shortcake, the title character in Tara Duncan, Calimero in the 2014 Calimero series, and Pedrito Coelho in The Tale of Peter Rabbit. Her work also extends to live-action dubs for series and films aimed at younger audiences, such as Austin & Ally, A.N.T. Farm, and the Disney Channel series Bia. In feature films, her credits include Estella in Cruella and roles in the Portuguese dubs of Jungle Cruise and Star Wars: Visions.