Natalia Pupato is an Argentine voice actress, broadcaster, and dubbing director born in Buenos Aires on August 3, 1983. She studied broadcasting at the Instituto Superior de Enseñanza Radiofónica (ISER), graduating in 2006, and also pursued further training at COSAL from 2003 to 2006. Her professional voice acting career began at CIVISA Media, where she recorded for television networks including Discovery, Fox, and MTV. She subsequently worked at various dubbing studios such as Palmera Record, Media Pro, Polaco, and Videorecord. Her first major role and first dubbing experience overall was providing the voice for C.G. in the animated series Viajeros del tiempo, produced by Nelvana Limited and broadcast on Animal Planet in Latin America.

As an anime voice actor, Natalia Pupato is known for her role as Velvet Crowe in the series Tales of Zestiria the X. This character, originally from the video game Tales of Berseria, appears in the anime adaptation that follows the story of Tales of Zestiria. Her additional voice work in animation spans numerous series across different genres. In the field of animated series, her roles include Heidi Weinerman in Randy Cunningham: Ninja Total, Camila Noceda in The Owl House (La casa búho), Nubi in Star vs. The Forces of Evil (Star vs. las fuerzas del mal), and Phoebe Callisto in Miles from Tomorrowland (Miles del mañana). She has also been credited with additional voices in productions such as Amphibia, The Ghost and Molly McGee (El fantasma y Molly McGee), and The Greenies (Los vecinos Green). Her work in animated films includes roles in Starship Troopers: Invasion as Trig, Boonie Bears: The Wild Life as Shirley, and Animal Crackers as Zaca. In the anime film category, she performed as Hitomi in the Sony dubbing of Appleseed Alpha.

Beyond animation, Natalia Pupato has extensive experience as a television and radio host, as well as a commercial voice actor. She co-hosted the program Justo a tiempo on Telefe with Julián Weich from 2009 to 2010 and later served as its off-screen announcer in 2011. She hosted the children's program Uti Kids on Utilísima alongside Darío Lopilato in 2012, followed by 3 Minutos – Decoración Express with Agustina Gallo in 2013. For two years, from 2015 to 2016, she hosted Click, a technology and innovation program for BBC World broadcast throughout Latin America. She was also the announcer for the Argentine version of The Voice, titled La Voz Argentina, in 2014. She has worked on original voice productions for Argentine children's series, including Tincho and Animapaka, both aired on Paka Paka. Natalia Pupato currently resides in Spain.