Alma Nuri is a Mexican actress and director of dubbing, recognized for her extensive career in voice acting for animated series and films, particularly during the 1970s and 1980s. She began her work in dubbing during the 1960s at the Mexican company CINSA. In the later years of her career, she worked at Sonomex, a dubbing company founded by her late husband, actor and dubbing director Julio Macías.

Nuri's filmography includes a wide range of roles in anime dubbed into Spanish. She is known for her work in the 1977-1978 series Nobody's Boy Remi, where she not only voiced the character Mattia but also served as the director for the Mexican dubbing. Her involvement extended to other voices in the series, including Arthur Milligan, Cecill, and Mrs. Barberin. In the film Taro the Dragon Boy, she voiced the role of Mamá de Taro (Taro's mother). Her other notable anime voice roles include Cachito in Princess Knight, Katy in an episode of Astro Boy (1980 TV series), Mama de Julie in Himitsu no Akko-chan, Madre de Fujimaru in Shōnen Ninja Kaze no Fujimaru, and Julián in Super Grand Prix. She also provided voices for multiple characters in the series Treasure Island, including Jim Hawkins and the wife of Silver.

Beyond anime, Nuri's career encompasses a vast number of dubbing roles for live-action films and television series. She is particularly noted for voicing the character of Oda Mae Brown, originally played by Whoopi Goldberg, in the film Ghost: La sombra del amor. She also provided the voice for Daisy Werthan, played by Jessica Tandy, in Paseando a Miss Daisy and for Nurse Mildred Ratched in a redubbing of Atrapado sin salida. In television, she was the voice of Dorothy Halligan in the series ALF.