Maritza Rojas is a Venezuelan voice actress and narrator known for her extensive work in Latin American dubbing. She began her career in 1992, contributing her voice to a wide range of animated series, anime, and live-action productions for several decades. Her body of work demonstrates significant versatility, encompassing characters of various ages and temperaments.

In the realm of anime, Rojas has portrayed a diverse array of characters. She is recognized for her role as Profesora Katia in the series The Funny Judo Champion. She also voiced two distinct characters in the series Baby Baachan: Abuela and Amica. Her other prominent anime roles include Trisha Elric, the mother of the protagonists in Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Dio Eraclea in Last Exile, Blue in Wolf's Rain, and Akeginu in Basilisk. Her filmography also includes performances in series such as Hell Girl, xxxHOLiC, Hellsing, and Bokurano.

Beyond anime, Rojas has an extensive career dubbing characters in Western animated series. Notable examples include Valerie Gray and Kitty in Danny Phantom, Vega and XJ-5 in My Life as a Teenage Robot, Mary Frances Gibbons in The Mighty B!, and Mollie in Connie the Cow. She has also lent her voice to numerous live-action projects, providing the Latin Spanish voice for actors in television series and films. This includes work on shows like Dexter, Shameless, and Penny Dreadful, as well as films such as Trumbo, where she dubbed Helen Mirren, and Café Society. Her extensive career is marked by a consistent presence across multiple facets of the dubbing industry in Venezuela.