Luiza Caspary is a Brazilian voice actress, singer, and performer, recognized for her work in dubbing anime and video games into Brazilian Portuguese. Born on April 12, 1989, in Salvador, Bahia, she began her artistic career at a young age, with early experiences in music and theater, including performing in a children's choir and participating in music festivals.

Her entry into voice acting began in 2011, initially focusing on video games. She quickly became known for voicing prominent characters in major game franchises, such as Ellie in The Last of Us, Faith in Far Cry 5, and Elena in Uncharted 3. Her performance as Ellie in The Last of Us Part II earned her a nomination for the Prêmio Cubo de Ouro in the Dublagem Geek do Ano category in 2021.

In the realm of anime, Caspary has secured several leading and significant supporting roles. She voiced the title character Adachi in the romance series Adachi and Shimamura, marking one of her first lead roles in the medium. She also played Kotonoha Kanade in the romantic comedy Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It. Her versatility is further demonstrated by her role as the villainous Haumea in the action series Fire Force. She was also part of the cast for the mystery series Shadows House, initially taking over the role of Kate Shadow, and voiced Grace in the science fiction series Vivy -Fluorite Eye's Song-.

Her work frequently involves collaborations with Dubrasil, a São Paulo-based dubbing studio responsible for the Brazilian Portuguese versions of several series she has been a part of, including Adachi and Shimamura and Fire Force. Through these varied performances, Luiza Caspary has established herself as a notable presence in the Brazilian dubbing industry, contributing voices to a wide array of characters across different genres.