Aya Bejer is a Filipino voice actor known for her extensive work in the Tagalog dubbing of numerous anime series and other animated and live-action programs for Philippine television. Her career is primarily documented through her credits for dubbed versions of foreign shows, where she has lent her voice to a wide array of characters.

Bejer's voice acting portfolio is notably broad, encompassing many roles in classic and long-running anime series. She is recognized for voicing Narcia in the television series Popolocrois Monogatari, a fantasy anime based on the popular manga and game franchise. Her work also includes the role of Isabelle O'Sullivan in the anime adaptation of The Twins at St. Clare's, which is based on the children's book series by Enid Blyton. Additionally, in the series Lucy-May of the Southern Rainbow, an anime inspired by a family's journey to Australia in the 19th century, Bejer provided the voices for two characters, Annie and Kate.

Beyond these specific roles, her career features a significant number of other credits in Tagalog-dubbed anime. She voiced characters in several well-known series, including Clara in Heidi, Girl of the Alps, Nakuru Akizuki in Cardcaptor Sakura, Daisy Brooke in Little Women II Jo's Boys, and multiple characters across the extensive run of One Piece, such as Vivi Nefertari, Tashigi, Kaya, and a young Koby. Her range extended to roles in Magic Knight Rayearth as Hikaru Shidou (credited as Luce), Inuyasha as Mayu, and Yuya Shiina in Samurai Deeper Kyo, among many others. She was also the Tagalog voice of Dora in the popular children's series Dora the Explorer and voiced characters in other Western animations like Mandy in Totally Spies and Jade in Jackie Chan Adventures.

In addition to her on-screen voice work, Aya Bejer has also contributed to the localization of anime by working on translations for Tagalog versions of series such as Neon Genesis Evangelion, B't X, and The Twins at St. Clare's. Her sustained presence across a multitude of titles, from the 1990s through to the 2000s, highlights her as a prominent and versatile figure in the Filipino dubbing industry.