Yvonne Murray is a Canadian singer and actress of Irish birth who worked as a voice actor for the 1993 English-language Canadian redub of the classic anime series Kimba the White Lion. In that production, she provided the lead voice for the title character, Kimba, a young white lion cub who returns to the jungle to bring peace between animals and humans.

Murray had a successful career as a popular music vocalist in Canada in the 1980s, known for the hit songs "Don't Send Me Roses (Dear Abby)" in 1983 and "Let's Not Waste Another Heartbeat" in 1984. Her voice acting work is closely tied to her broader artistic collaboration with composer Paul Zaza. Together with Zaza, she not only voiced the protagonist but also performed the theme song for the 1993 Canadian version of Kimba the White Lion. This specific dub featured a new musical score and was released on home video, representing a notable English-language re-dubbing of the original 1965 series years after its initial broadcast.

Apart from her role as Kimba, Murray's contributions to film and television primarily involve soundtrack performance and live-action acting rather than extensive anime voice work. She sang the title track "Never Far Apart" for the film Melanie, in which she also appeared as the character Brandy. Additional soundtrack performances include songs for the 1993 film Blown Away. Her achievements in the entertainment industry center on her dual career as a charting recording artist and a voice performer, with her portrayal of Kimba standing as her signature anime voice role.