Jordi Estadella was a Spanish voice actor and broadcaster with a career spanning over four decades, recognized for his extensive work in dubbing for film and television, including animation and anime series. Born Jorge Estadella Gracia on November 11, 1948, in Barcelona, Spain, he began his professional career in 1970 at Radio Juventud de Barcelona before transitioning to voice acting in 1977. He was also widely known to the Spanish public as a television host, most notably for the game show Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez from 1991 to 1993.

In the realm of anime and animation, Estadella contributed his voice to various series dubbed into Spanish and Catalan. He is known for providing the voice of Tico in the Catalan dub of the anime series Around the World with Willy Fog, an adaptation of the Jules Verne novel. His other anime voice roles include Baron Mayor in the Spanish dub of GUNxSWORD, Thomas in the Catalan dub of Hello! Sandybell, and Gallumbos, the character known as Dekapan in Japanese, in the Spanish version of Osomatsu-kun. Beyond these specific anime titles, his broader animation voice work included the character Bob Detroit in the series Mowgli's Brothers, also known as The Last Koala, and the lead role of Goomer in the 1999 Spanish animated film of the same name.

While not a recurring collaboration with specific anime directors or studios, Estadella's dubbing career was marked by his work on a wide variety of productions, bringing him into contact with many different facets of the dubbing industry in both Spain and Catalonia. He was active in providing voices for both Spanish and Catalan versions of numerous films and series. Among his most prominent non-anime dubbing roles were providing the Spanish voice for the title character in Inspector Gadget and for the Imperial Commander Nemet in Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back.

A notable achievement in his career was receiving the Premi de Ràdio Associació, an award recognizing his professional trajectory, just one month before his death. Jordi Estadella passed away on April 30, 2010, in Barcelona at the age of 61.