Tássia Camargo
Maria Aparecida Pereira Anastasio (born 29 January 1961) is a Brazilian actress and TV host.
Tássia Camargo
- Name
- Tássia Camargo
- Birth Name
- Maria Aparecida Pereira Anastasio
- Born
- 29 January 1961
- Birthplace
- Guarulhos, São Paulo, Brazil
- Occupation
- * Actress
- Full name
- Maria Aparecida Pereira Anastasio.
- Nationality
- Brazil
- Languages
- Portuguese · Brazilian Portuguese
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Maria Aparecida Pereira Anastasio (born 29 January 1961) is a Brazilian actress and TV host.
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Key facts
• Name — Tássia Camargo • Birth Name — Maria Aparecida Pereira Anastasio • Born — 29 January 1961 • Birthplace — Guarulhos, São Paulo, Brazil • Years Active — 1981–present • Occupation — * Actress • TV host • Political Party — PT (2017–present)
Biography
Biography
Tássia Camargo has participated in several films, plays, serials, and telenovelas. When Camargo was 17, her career began in the theater under the tutelage of director Antunes Filho in 1978. In 2016, with the spectacle of Eugène Ionesco, she joined the stage with Edi Botelho under the direction of Ney Latorraca. Camargo's first television role was in a telenovela from Rede Bandeirantes, where she appeared in Os Adolescentes. The actress was the first presenter of the Vídeo Show in its first year in 1983. She has also portrayed the characters Marlene from O Salvador da Pátria, Elisa from Tieta, and Marina da Glória from Escolinha do Professor Raimundo. In 2006, Camargo played Lucília in the telenovela Vidas Opostas in Rede Record, which won the Troféu Imprensa. However, the actress was dismissed from the station soon after, due to behavioral problems on the set of recording. She was allegedly aggressive with the production team and fought with renowned actress Jussara Freire.
Personal life
Personal life
Camargo is the mother of two boys. She was married for 11 years to musician Marinho Boffa. The marriage ended in 1996, shortly after the death of her two-year-old daughter, a victim of late congenital rubella. She started a campaign against the incorrect prognosis of the said sickness which took the life of her daughter.
Television
Television
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1981 — Os Adolescentes — Majô • 1982 — Chico Anysio Show — Marina da Glória • Elas por Elas — Míriam Ferraz (Myrian) • 1983 — Vídeo Show — Presenter • Pão Pão, Beijo Beijo — Nina • 1984 — Rabo de Saia — Nice (Nicinha) • 1985 — Um Sonho a Mais — Mônica Aranha • 1986 — Selva de Pedra — Joana / Jane • 1988 — Chapadão do Bugre — Rita de Assis (Ritinha) • Chico Anysio Show — Marina da Glória • 1989 — O Salvador da Pátria — Marlene Machado da Silva • Tieta — Elisa Esteves D'Alemberti • 1990 — Delegacia de Mulheres — Margô — Episode: "Formicida e Guaraná" • Escolinha do Professor Raimundo — Marina da Glória • 1991 — Estados Anysios de Chico City — Various characters • O Dono do Mundo — Teresa de Jesus (Teresinha) • 1992 — As Noivas de Copacabana — Marilene Batista • Despedida de Solteiro — Madalena Chaddad Santarém (Lenita) • 1993 — Você Decide — Episode: "Se Acaso Você Chegasse" • 1994 — Amanda — Episode: "O Último Desejo" • Quatro por Quatro — Maria Bataglia • 1995 — Você Decide — Episode: "O Sacrifício" • 1996 — Episode: "No Silêncio da Noite" • Anjo de Mim — Antônia • 1998 — Você Decide — Episode: "Amor ao Próximo" • Dona Flor e Seus Dois Maridos — Madona • 1999 — Meu Bem Querer — Marta — Special participation • 2000 — O Cravo e a Rosa — Joana Penaforte Batista • 2001 — A Padroeira — Generosa — Special participation • 2002 — Brava Gente — Gleice — Episode: "A Hora Errada" • 2003 — Jamais Te Esquecerei — Isabela — Episode: "April 14, 2003" • 2004 — Malhação — Lúcia da Silva Gomes — Seasons 11–13 (2004–2006) • 2006 — Vidas Opostas — Lucília de Souza • 2015 — Tudo pela Audiência — Marina da Glória — Episode: "April 15, 2015" • 2018 — Valor da Vida — Elisa — Season 2
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Films
• Year — Title — Role • 1982 — Amor de Perversão — Tereza • 1983 — Corpo e Alma de Uma Mulher — Aimé • 1984 — O Filho Adotivo — Carolina • 1988 — Banana Split
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