Roberto Fiore was an Argentine actor recognized for his work in theater, film, and television, as well as for his contributions to anime voice acting in Latin America. Born in Buenos Aires on April 7, 1936, Fiore built a career as a character actor before passing away on July 9, 2006, in his hometown.

His most significant and enduring voice role in anime came with the classic series Candy Candy, first broadcast in the late 1970s. He was the initial voice actor for the character Archibald Archie Cornwell Andrey, a key figure in the series. This performance remains his most recognized credit within the anime genre. Aside from this leading role, Fiore also contributed additional voices to the pioneering mecha anime Mazinger Z.

His career is a reflection of the early days of anime dubbing in Argentina, where stage and screen actors often lent their voices to characters in this emerging medium.