Filipe Bragança
Filipe Bragança is a young actor who has been gaining prominence for his performances in theater, cinema, and television. Acting since the age of 5, he began his career in advertising in Goiânia. At the age of 7, he performed in his first professional play and also studied Classical Ballet and singing over the years.
He gained significant recognition for his role as the romantic Marius in the Brazilian adaptation of the musical Les Miserables, which earned him the Best New Actor award at the Bibi Ferreira Awards and the BroadwayWorld Brazil Awards in 2017.
On television, he made his debut in the remake of Chiquititas (2013, SBT) and stood out with the character Benjamin in the soap opera Órfãos da Terra (2019, Globo) and more recently with the character Giovanni in Elas Por Elas (2023, Globo). He also starred in the series Natureza Morta (2017, CineBrasil TV), was part of the main cast of both seasons of DOM (2021/2023, Prime Video), and was one of the protagonists of the series Só Se For Por Amor (2022, Netflix) and Últimas Férias (2023, Star+).
In cinema, he appeared in the feature films Cinderela Pop (2019) and Eu Fico Loko (2017), based on the book by Christian Figueiredo, both directed by Bruno Garotti. He voiced the film Encanto (2012), directed by Byron Howard and Jared Bush, and participated in 45 do Segundo Tempo (2022), directed by Luiz Villaça. His most recent role in cinemas was in the film Meu Sangue Ferve por Você, directed by Paulo Machline, in which he portrays the singer Sidney Magal.