Juan Chioran is an Argentine-Canadian actor and singer born on June 18, 1963, in Alberti, Buenos Aires, Argentina, who relocated to Canada in 1975. He holds dual citizenship and is based in Stratford, Ontario, where he has built a career that spans theater, film, television, and voice acting. While he is primarily associated with stage performances at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, a career that began in 1993, he has also established a significant body of work as a voice actor in animated series.

Within the anime and animated action genre, Chioran is best known for his role as Doji in the series Beyblade: Metal Fusion. He voiced the character for the first thirty-two episodes of the show before being succeeded by another actor. This role remains a key credit in his voice acting portfolio.

Beyond Beyblade, his voice acting credits include a variety of characters across numerous animated productions. He provided the voice of King Caradoc in Jane and the Dragon and Barry Bullevardo in Iggy Arbuckle. His other notable voice roles include Lance Boil in Grossology, Oslo in Skyland, Nero the Animal Hero in Cyberchase, Art Wurst in Detentionaire, Venomous Drool in Fangbone!, and the Snow Miser in the television film A Miser Brothers Christmas. He has also voiced characters in the animated series adaptation of Hotel Transylvania and the childrens program PAW Patrol.

Chioran has received recognition for his performances across different media. He won a Gemini Award in 2000 for Best Performance in a Performing Arts Program or Series for his role in the televised production of Dracula: A Chamber Musical. Additionally, he has been nominated for a Joseph Jefferson Award for his work in theater and has received two Dora Mayor Moore Award nominations for his acting performances. His extensive stage background, including a thirteen-year tenure with the Stratford Festival, informs a classical approach to performance that he applies to all his roles, including his voice work in animation.