Karine Carvalho

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Karine Carvalho de Souza

Years active

1991

Genres

samba, mpb, pagode

Biography

Karine Carvalho is a Brazilian actress and singer, born on July 22, 1975, in São Paulo. Her artistic career began at the age of 16, initially in television as a stage assistant for the show "Clube da Criança." She soon transitioned to acting in telenovelas, appearing in productions for various networks, including SBT's "Chiquititas" and Globo's "Esplendor" and "Jóia Rara." Beyond television, Carvalho has also made her mark in theater, with roles in plays such as "Édipo de Tabas" and "Noel - Feitiço da Vila."

As a singer, Karine Carvalho has contributed to the Brazilian music scene, notably recording the song "Tatuí," written by Rodrigo Amarante, for the album "Na Massa." Her musical endeavors showcase a versatility that complements her acting career, allowing her to express herself through different artistic mediums. She has also been associated with samba and pagode music, performing live and being recognized within these genres.

Carvalho's career spans across different facets of the entertainment industry, solidifying her presence as a multi-talented artist in Brazil. Her work in both acting and music demonstrates a dedication to her craft and a consistent engagement with the Brazilian cultural landscape. She is married to Rodrigo Amarante, a prominent figure in Brazilian music.