Enrique Gracia is a Spanish voice actor and adapter known for his work on the Spanish-language dubs of numerous anime series and films. His full name is Enrique Gracia Fúnez.

Gracia's career in anime dubbing encompasses a wide range of roles, primarily for distributions in Spain. He is credited with providing the Spanish voice for prominent characters in several well-known series and original video animations. His roles include Daikichi Nakaoka in the film Barefoot Gen, Hiroshi Sakura in the series Chibi Maruko-chan, and Shiuya in Trouble Evocation. He also voiced Eiji Takanaka in Megazone 23 Part III, the protagonist Haohmaru in Samurai Shodown: The Motion Picture, and Robert Garcia in Art of Fighting. His other voice roles include Junya Mochizuki in My Sexual Harassment and Endou in Slight Fever Syndrome.

In addition to his on-screen voice work, Enrique Gracia has frequently taken on creative and directorial roles behind the scenes on various dubbing projects. He served as the ADR director for the Spanish dubs of series such as Barefoot Gen, Chibi Maruko-chan, and Nintama Rantarō. For the Chibi Maruko-chan dub, which was recorded at Estudios Roma in Zaragoza in 2014, he was also responsible for the script adaptation. His work in dubbing is often associated with studios in Zaragoza, including Sonomaster and Estudios Roma. He also contributed to other projects by handling on-screen text, known as screen inserts, for titles like Slight Fever Syndrome and Parade Parade.