Débora Falabella
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Débora Falabella

Débora Lima Falabella, born on February 22, 1979, in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, is an acclaimed actress, director, and producer who has left a significant mark on Brazilian entertainment. The daughter of actor Rogério Falabella and lyrical singer Maria Olympia, Débora was drawn to acting from a young age, participating in amateur theater plays by the age of twelve. Her professional stage debut came at fifteen in "Flicts," a play by Ziraldo. She briefly pursued advertising in college before being cast in the popular young adult series "Malhação" in 1998, marking her entry into Rede Globo, Brazil's leading television network.Throughout her illustrious career, Falabella has starred in numerous critically acclaimed and popular telenovelas, including "Um Anjo Caiu do Céu" (2001), "O Clone" (2001), where her portrayal of Mel Ferraz garnered significant attention, "Senhora do Destino" (2004), and the globally successful "Avenida Brasil" (2012) as Nina/Rita. Her filmography is equally impressive, with notable roles in "Françoise" (2000), for which she won Best Actress awards at the Gramado and Brasília Festivals, "Dois Perdidos numa Noite Suja" (2002), "Lisbela e o Prisioneiro" (2003), and "A Dona da História" (2004). She is also set to appear in the upcoming film "Chuck Billy and The Marvelous Guava Tree" (2025).Beyond her extensive work in television and film, Falabella maintains an active presence in theater, having starred in over 30 plays and earning multiple awards for her stage performances. Her talent has been recognized with numerous accolades, including a Grande Otelo, an APCA Award, an ACIE Award, four Quality Brazil Awards, and a Kikito from the Gramado Festival. She is also a co-founder of Grupo 3 de Teatro, a theater company. Known for her versatility and powerful interpretations, Débora Falabella is celebrated as one of Brazil's most gifted actresses.

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