Mauro Blanco is a voice actor based in Santa Monica, California, who began his career in the voice-over industry in the mid-1990s. He started taking acting classes in 1995, and his first dubbing projects followed in 1996. Early in his career, he auditioned for a Disney project to voice the character Zé Carioca, a role for which he received a callback but the film was ultimately never produced.

Blanco is known for his work in animation dubbing and video games. One of his notable roles is providing the voice for the character Goutetsu in the animated series Street Fighter Alpha: Generations. His vocal abilities include performing in both English and Portuguese, and he has experience with various accents including French, Italian, and Brazilian Portuguese. His professional range typically covers middle-aged voice ages.

Beyond performing, Blanco has also worked as a voice director on various dubbing and video game projects. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and resides in Los Angeles, California, having grown up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with Portuguese and Spanish ancestry. Outside of voice acting, he is a guitarist, vocalist, and composer.