Andrés García Huerta is a Mexican voice actor and dubbing director with over twenty-five years of experience in the industry, having begun his career in 1997. He has become a recognizable voice in Spanish-language dubbing for a vast range of anime series and films.

His extensive voiceography includes a large number of prominent anime roles. He is widely known for voicing Asuma Sarutobi across the Naruto and Naruto Shippuden series, as well as in related films. Another significant recurring role is Bardroy, the Phantomhive household's chef, in various installments of Black Butler. He has also voiced Bercouli in Sword Art Online: Alicization, Lü Bu in Record of Ragnarok, and the Emperor in The Apothecary Diaries. His work spans many other popular series, including roles such as Gambino in Berserk, Toichiro Suzuki in Mob Psycho 100, Elliot Baldwin Woodman in Date A Live, and Myunghan Yoo in Solo Leveling. He has provided voices for characters in Dr. Stone, Vinland Saga, Yasuke, and Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, among many others.

Beyond anime, his voice acting career includes work on numerous animated series and films. He has voiced characters in the Ben 10 franchise, such as Humungousaur and Cannonbolt, and has contributed additional voices to major animated films like Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon, and Frozen. His live-action dubbing credits are also extensive; he is known as the Spanish voice for Happy Hogan in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films, voiced Homelander in a redub of The Boys, and has dubbed actors such as Jon Favreau and Gordon Ramsay in various projects.

Throughout his career, García Huerta has had recurring collaborations dubbing specific actors. He has frequently provided the Spanish voice for the on-screen performances of Jon Favreau, including the character Happy Hogan, and for celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. He has also consistently voiced characters performed by voice actors Rob Paulsen and Maurice LaMarche in their many animated roles. His work as a dubbing director and having operated his own recording studio in Atlanta, Georgia, for a period are notable achievements in his professional trajectory.