Karina Ramil

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years active

2008

Genres

comedy, drama, theater

Biography

Karina Ramil is a Brazilian actress and comedian born in Rio de Janeiro on November 18, 1990. She is the daughter of musician Kleiton Ramil, known for the duo Kleiton & Kledir, and niece of musicians Kledir and Vitor Ramil, growing up immersed in an artistic environment. Ramil began her career in theater, graduating in Performing Arts in 2013. She also had minor roles in Globo telenovelas such as "A Favorita" and "Fina Estampa" before gaining national recognition as a cast member of the popular YouTube comedy group Porta dos Fundos starting in 2016.

Her work spans across theater, television, and film. In theater, she has performed in several plays, including "Todo - as sete leis do hermetismo" and "Patricia Piolho," for which she also co-wrote and won the award for Best Actress at the Prêmio Zilka Salaberry in 2015. On television, she has appeared in children's shows like "DPA," the comedy show "Zorra," and various series for Multishow and HBO. Her filmography includes "Um Tio Quase Perfeito," "Boca de Ouro," and "O Auto da Boa Mentira."

Ramil has also been recognized for her comedic talent, particularly through her work with Porta dos Fundos, which significantly boosted her public profile. Despite her family's strong musical background, Karina has stated that singing is not her forte, though she has directed artistic aspects of family projects like "Casa Ramil." She continues to be an active presence in Brazilian entertainment, participating in various projects and solidifying her career as a versatile actress and performer.