Marjorie Estiano
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Marjorie Estiano (born March 8, 1982) is a Brazilian actress and singer.
She rose to prominence in 2004 playing the role of Natasha in the Rede Globo teen series Malhação. In 2013, Marjorie played the same character with Fernanda Montenegro in the movie Time and the Wind, as the young Bibiana, and the lead role in 2014's film Beatriz, 2015's film Garoto and 2017's film Entre Irmãs.She starred in three telenovelas and was the main antagonist in another two.
In 2007 Maria Paula was cast live, the lead role of Duas Caras in prime time of the largest Brazilian television network, Rede Globo.
Marjorie played Manuela Fonseca, which is one of the main characters, in the 2011 telenovela A Vida da Gente.
She was also a protagonist (with Camila Pitanga) on another telenovela Lado a Lado, best telenovela in the 2013 Emmy International..
She is the protagonist of Sob Pressão, a Brazilian medical drama television series, as Dr.
Carolina.In 2019, she was nominated for the International Emmy Award for Best Actress for her role in the serie Sob Pressão.
Career
She produced some television advertisements and appeared in minor theaters while studying. Following this, she was accepted in the TV Globo Actor's Workshop and then migrated to Rio de Janeiro. She then signed on to play Malhaço and began acting in minor roles. In 2004, she won the lead antagonist role of "Natasha."
Gustavo, the band's singer, began to perform the vocals with the band's drummer (Guilherme Berenguer). Victor Pozas and Alexandre Castilho started recording demo tapes with Estiano and converting them to record labels. Universal Music was keen, and Estiano was recruited. Her self-titled debut album was released after several months in the studio. The first single, "Você Sempre Será" (You Will Always Be), a Brazilian hit, and received the Faust Best of the Year award for Song of the Year from Faust, Brazil.
"Por Mais Que Eu Tente" (The More I Try) was her second top ten hit, and her third single "O Jogo" (The Game) reached number three in the top ten, but she had a blast, but it had great success. Her album went platinum thanks to the great airplay of the song "Você Sempre Será." Marjorie Estiano e Banda Ao Vivo, 2005, was the first live DVD released in Brazil.
In prime time, she stood out in telenovelas Pages of Life (Páginas da Vida) (2006), Duas Caras (2006), India: A Love Story (Caminho das ndias) (2009) and Império.
Maria Paula was the protagonist of the telenovela Two Faces (Duas Caras), which tells the tale of Maria Paula's revenge against Marconi Ferraço, his ex criminal husband. Flores, Amores e Bláblá, her second studio album, was released in 2007.
Manuela Fonseca appeared in the 2011 Rede Globo telenovela A Vida da Gente in access prime time. The telenovela is about Ana, Rodrigo, and Manuela's love triangle and family life after a tragic accident.
On Thursday, the premiere of Mind Deception, actor and producer Malvino Salvador, the actor and producer of the film, Rio de Janeiro, Estiano, and others, were able to discuss the work of two actors, Amor em Quatro Atos, which will air in January 2011. Chico Buarque's four chapters will be based on four songs: "Between rehearsals and recordings were 20 days of living together, and he's fantastic," the actor, who used to have wavy hair to play the part. She makes films, plays Marjorie, plays a filmmaker who made the song "Construction" in a video, and in the middle of the episode, the actress learns about the noise of the job and knows the role of Mason.
Laura Assunço, a telenovela that tells the tale of a friendship between two women Laura, a white girl, daughter of a baroness, and Isabel, descendant of a poor slave, was the protagonist. Terra Cambará and their opponent Amaral family are based on the novel's trilogy of the same name by Erico Verissimo, Time and the Wind (2013).
In 2014, she was the leading antagonist in Cora, the best telenovela in the 2015 Emmy International Prize, José Alfredo's story of a rich empire after being estranged from his love for Cora. Eu que Amo Tanto (2014), a married woman who fell in love with another woman in serie. She released Oito, her third studio album, in September 2014.
The film Sob Presso (2016) follows emergency department physicians and nurses of a precarious public hospital in Rio de Janeiro. In the Brazilian version of Les Liaisons Dangereux (2016), she played Madame de Tourvel. She plays a dancer who became a quadriplegic and suffers euthanasia in Justice (2016). Two sisters separated by fate face prejudice and sexism in the 1930s film Entre Irma (2017): one from the big city high society, the other from a group of country refugees. Estiano appeared in Sob Presso (2017–2021), where she received an International Emmy Award for Best Actress based on the eponymous film.