Scène de Dona Beja / TV series (2026)
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Born on November 15, 1988, in Lisbon, Portugal, Catharina Caiado is a Brazilian actress and multifaceted performer. Professionally known by her birth name, she has built a distinguished career across theater, film, and television.
She holds a degree in theater from CAL (Casa das Artes de Laranjeiras), studied dance at Angel Vianna, and earned a master’s degree in Performing Arts from UFRJ. Her international training includes a character study residency at the Royal Shakespeare Company in London.
Caiado gained significant recognition for her role as Carla in the film The Kitchen (2022), directed by Johnny Massaro, and has appeared in series such as Pedaço de Mim and Família é Tudo. In 2024, she joined the cast of the highly anticipated HBO Max remake of Dona Beja, portraying the character Carminha, a role that marks her debut in major streaming telenovelas.
Nom de naissance: Erika Januza
Date de naissance: 1985-05-07
Lieu de naissance: Contagem, Minas Gerais, Brazil
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Noms alternatifs: Érika Januza
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Erika Januza is known for her role as Mikhael, a sergeant in charge of BOPE in Rio de Janeiro, often involved in dangerous missions. After participating in a controversial operation that ended in a massacre, she was transferred to a police unit in the state's countryside.
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Born Gabriela Dallacosta, the Brazilian actress and model has gained significant attention for her role in the upcoming HBO Max reimagining of the classic telenovela Dona Beja.
Born in 1995 in Brazil—specifically identified as being 27 years old in early 2023—she has built a versatile career across television, modeling, and digital media. Her professional journey includes a stint on the reality dating show Túnel do Amor (Tunnel of Love) on Globoplay and Multishow, where she aimed to showcase her personality beyond her acting roles. In addition to her work in major streaming productions, she has appeared in projects like the novela Fuzuê and secured leading roles in independent web series. Dallacosta is also known for her vocal presence in the industry, notably participating in public discussions regarding casting choices in Brazilian television.
Nom de naissance: Grazielli Soares Massafera
Date de naissance: 1982-06-28
Lieu de naissance: Jacarezinho, Paraná, Brazil
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Noms alternatifs: Grazielli Massafera, Grazielli Soares Massafera
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Born on June 28, 1982, in Jacarezinho, Paraná, Grazielli "Grazi" Soares Massafera is one of Brazil’s most celebrated actresses and a prominent figure in the country's entertainment industry. Her journey to stardom began in the world of pageantry, where she won the Miss Paraná title in 2004 and placed third in the Miss Brasil competition that same year. However, it was her participation in the fifth season of the reality show Big Brother Brasil in 2005, where she finished as the runner-up, that turned her into a household name and launched her television career.
Despite early skepticism from critics due to her reality TV background, Massafera made her acting debut in the 2006 telenovela "Páginas da Vida," earning praise as a rising star. She spent the following decade building a versatile filmography with lead roles in productions like "Negócio da China" (2008), "Flor do Caribe" (2013), and "Bom Sucesso" (2019). Her career reached a definitive turning point in 2015 with her raw and haunting portrayal of Larissa, a model descending into crack cocaine addiction, in the Emmy-winning series "Verdades Secretas" (Hidden Truths). This performance earned her widespread critical acclaim and a prestigious nomination for Best Actress at the International Emmy Awards. Today, she is regarded as a symbol of professional reinvention and is one of Brazil's most influential and sought-after talents in both acting and high-fashion advertising.
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Noms alternatifs: Natallia Lorran
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Born in the city of Janaúba, Minas Gerais, Natállia Lorran is a rising Brazilian actress and model who has quickly made a name for herself in the television and film industry. Her birth name is Natállia Lorran, and she identifies deeply with her regional roots in Minas Gerais, often sharing her journey from the countryside to major Brazilian production hubs.
She gained international visibility through her role as Luci Ana in the Netflix comedy A Vampire in the Family (2023), following her work in the dramatic short film Eva (2021). Lorran's career reached a new milestone when she was cast as Geni in the highly anticipated HBO Max reimagining of Dona Beja (2026), a period drama where she portrays a key figure within the social circles of 19th-century Brazil. Known for her striking presence and versatile acting style, she continues to balance her work in high-profile streaming series with her career as a fashion model.
Nom de naissance: Rita Andreia Martins Pereira
Date de naissance: 1982-03-13
Lieu de naissance: Carcavelos, Cascais, Portugal
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Rita Pereira was born on March 13, 1982 in Portugal. She is an actress, known for A Herdeira (2017) , Quero é Viver (2022) and Maré Alta (2004) .
À propos du film: Dona Beja / TV series (2026)
Épisode: Season 1, Episode 1-5
Titre alternatif: Madam Beja, Doña Beja
Réalisateur: Bia Coelho, Hugo de Sousa
Scénariste: António Barreira, Daniel Berlinsky
Production & Genre
Producteur(s): Executive_Producer: António Barreira, Daniel Berlinsky
Sociétés: Floresta Produções
Mots-clés
Mots-clés: costume drama, period drama, telenovela drama
Histoire
In imperial Brazil, a young woman's reputation is ruined, forcing her into exile from high society. She reinvents herself as Madam Beja and establishes an elite brothel that becomes a hotbed of political intrigue, economic power, and forbidden desires. Using her charm, intelligence, and strategic ruthlessness, she manipulates the same men and institutions that once cast her out to secure her new empire.
Résumé
'Dona Beja' (2026) is an enthralling Brazilian drama series directed by Bia Coelho and Hugo de Sousa. Set in imperial Brazil, this period piece follows the transformation of a young woman stripped of her reputation into Madam Beja, the enigmatic proprietor of an elite pleasure house. The series navigates themes of power, redemption, and sexual politics as Madam Beja strategically manipulates influential figures in society to consolidate her newfound status. Blending elements of costume drama, political intrigue, and forbidden desires, 'Dona Beja' promises a compelling narrative that explores the complexities of societal norms and the lengths one may go to reclaim their standing.