Vera Miranda was a Brazilian voice actress, recognized for her extensive work in dubbing for film, television, and animation. She was born in São Paulo and passed away on March 12, 2008.

Her career was marked by a significant body of work in dubbing, where she became a prominent voice for many international actresses. In live-action productions, she was the Portuguese voice for numerous Hollywood stars, including Michelle Pfeiffer, Julianne Moore, Sharon Stone, Julia Roberts, and Brooke Shields. She was particularly well-known for voicing Kris Munroe in the series Charlie's Angels and Sue Ellen Ewing in Dallas.

In the realm of animation, Miranda contributed her voice to several iconic characters. She voiced the title character in the beloved anime series Candy Candy. Among her other notable roles in animated series were Teela in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Batgirl in The New Adventures of Batman and Robin, Glorinha in Richie Rich, Jayna in Super Friends, and the title character in Spider-Woman. Her work in animation also connected to her family, as her brother, fellow voice actor Marcos Miranda, voiced Mentor, the father of her character Teela in He-Man.