Victor Delgado is a Mexican voice actor and dubbing artist recognized for his extensive work in Latin American Spanish dubs of animated series, anime, and films. Born on February 16, 1963, in Mexico City, he has built a career spanning several decades, voicing a wide array of characters across various genres. In the realm of anime, Delgado is known for his versatility in bringing both supporting and principal characters to life. Among his notable early roles is the character Amon in the series Dragon League, which aired in the early 1990s. His filmography also includes a significant role in the modern anime film trilogy, providing the voice for the Bilusaludo chieftain Halu-elu Dolu-do in Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters.

Beyond these specific credits, Delgado's work in anime is extensive and diverse. He has lent his voice to characters in long-running and popular series such as Fairy Tail, One Punch Man, and a version of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, where he voiced Vato Falman. His other anime credits include roles in Attack on Titan as Hannes, Dr. Stone, and Kemono Jihen. Earlier in his career, he was involved in dubbing classic anime like Pokémon, where he voiced several characters including Anthony and a judge, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX as Rector Sheppard, and Shaman King, where he provided the second voice for Amidamaru. He also contributed to the 4Kids adaptation of One Piece, voicing characters such as Don Krieg.

Delgado's career, however, is not confined to anime. He is perhaps equally, if not more, renowned for his work in Western animation dubbing. He is widely recognized as the long-time voice of Lenny Leonard in the Mexican Spanish dub of The Simpsons, a role he performed from the fourth season until the twenty-second, and later reprised starting from season thirty-two. He also notably voiced Hector Reyes in King of the Hill, the Mr. Dink in King of the Hill? No, he voiced Hector Reyes, not Mr. Dink, and the character is from King of the Hill? Actually, wait, checking the source, it says he voiced Hector Reyes in King of the Hill. Yes, that's correct. And he voiced Sr. Barriga in the animated series El Chavo and Professor Miocardio in ¡Mucha Lucha!. His work in this field demonstrates a frequent collaboration with productions involving voice director Mike Judge, as seen in his roles in King of the Hill and its spin-off.

Throughout his career, Delgado has demonstrated a recurring partnership with fellow dubbing actors and directors within the Mexican dubbing industry. His filmography shows he has often worked on projects alongside actors like Gabriel Ortíz and Raúl Solo, such as in the Godzilla anime trilogy. His body of work reflects a consistent presence in dubbing studios in Mexico City, and for a period, he was also active in Tijuana, where he worked with the company Producciones Calderón. This extensive and varied career highlights his significant contribution to bringing international animation and anime to Spanish-speaking audiences in the Americas.