Ângelo Vizarro, often credited as Ângelo Vizarro Júnior, is a Brazilian voice actor, speaker, and narrator known for his extensive work in anime dubbing and commercial voiceovers. He hails from São Paulo, Brazil, and began his career in broadcasting at a young age, moving to Campo Grande in Mato Grosso do Sul, where he started in radio after winning a contest for young voices. By the age of fourteen, he was already hosting a television news program on TV Morena. He later returned to São Paulo, working at major studios such as Excelsior - A Máquina do Som under the direction of Antonio Celso, and continued to build a career that included presenting newscasts on TV Cultura, hosting events, narrating films and documentaries, and recording commercial advertisements.

Vizarro is perhaps best recognized for his frequent role as a narrator in various anime series and films. He serves as the Portuguese narrator for the popular series Dragon Ball Super. His narration work extends to other productions as well; he is credited as the Portuguese narrator for Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom and for the film Seven Days War. This recurring specialization in narration has become a defining characteristic of his career in anime voice acting.

Beyond his individual roles, Vizarro is noted for his consistent presence as a narrator across multiple projects, establishing a clear pattern of collaboration with dubbing studios that cast him specifically for his authoritative and polished delivery. His achievements include a long and successful transition from radio and television journalism into the world of voice acting, where he has made narration his area of prominence. His body of work reflects a career dedicated to vocal performance, earning him recognition as a specialist in guiding audiences through animated stories as an off-screen narrator.