Carmen Consentino is a voice actor known for their work in Spanish-language dubs of anime series, particularly those produced in Spain. Their professional activities are primarily documented through anime dubbing databases and encyclopedia entries, which list their involvement in various projects from the 1990s onward.

A significant portion of Consentino's credited roles is in dubs for original video animations. In the OAV series Rei Rei, they provided the voice for the character Kaguya. They were also part of the cast for the Spain dub of Karakuri Ninja Girl, voicing the character Sagiri. Another notable OAV credit is in the Spain dub of Kimagure Orange Road, where they voiced Akane Kasuga.

Consentino's work also includes roles in television anime series. They voiced Marina Sakurano in the Spain dub of Reideen the Brave. In the magical girl series Mermaid Melody: Pichi Pichi Pitch, they voiced the character Ayaka in episode 7 of the Spain dub. Additionally, they contributed to the series Soar High! Isami, providing voices for multiple characters including Hiroko Karasuma, Jasmine, and Tapioca in the Spain dub.

A substantial part of Consentino's filmography is connected to the OAV series School of Darkness, also known as Injû onna kyôshi. In this series, they voiced multiple characters, demonstrating versatility within a single project. Their roles in the Spain dub for this series included Shiori Tachikawa, Yuuko Koizumi, Yuuko Tsudo, and a character named Haruka, in addition to providing voices for other unnamed characters.

The available information suggests recurring collaborations with specific dubbing studios and fellow voice actors in Madrid, Spain. Their work on School of Darkness and Karakuri Ninja Girl credits the Madrid-based studio Alamis Doblaje. In School of Darkness, they frequently worked alongside other voice actors such as Marta Sainz and Iván Jara. Outside of anime, Consentino's work includes voiceover for live-action series, such as providing the Spanish voice for the character Grace Adler, originally played by Debra Messing, in the series Will & Grace. The record of Carmen Consentino's career is compiled from collaborative user-edited encyclopedias and specialized dubbing databases, which serve as the primary source of information on their professional voice acting credits.