Sergio Gutiérrez Coto is a Mexican voice actor and dubbing director with a career spanning over three decades, recognized for his extensive work in Latin American Spanish dubs of animation, live-action film, and television. Born in Mexico City, he comes from a family deeply involved in the dubbing industry, being the son of actors Andrea Coto and Sergio Barrios, and brother to fellow voice actor Andrés Gutiérrez Coto. His work is prominent across various media, and he is frequently the designated Spanish voice for actors such as Christian Bale, Owen Wilson, and Viggo Mortensen.

In the realm of anime and animated projects, Gutiérrez Coto has built a substantial portfolio. Among his most recognized anime roles is Seiji Ozaki in the Latin American Spanish dub of the series Great Pretender. He also voiced the character TK McCabe in the Netflix anime series Super Crooks, a production directed by Eduardo Garza at the Mexican studio Audiomaster Candiani. His other notable anime credits include the role of Kōmori in The Detective Is Already Dead and Valco in The Village Bride segment of the Star Wars: Visions anthology.

Gutiérrez Coto's filmography also includes several classic and contemporary anime titles. He is credited as the voice of Heinz Baker in the film Magnetic Rose and as Lynn Kaifunn in the feature film The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?. His range extends to roles in long-running franchises as well; he has voiced Eneru in the Netflix dub of One Piece, Butch in Pokémon, and Pisces Albafica in Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas. Beyond these performances, he has also contributed as an ADR director and narrator for various projects, including the Narrador role in The Powerpuff Girls, further solidifying his standing as a versatile and enduring figure in the Mexican dubbing industry.