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Larissa Manoela

Origin
Guarapuava, PR
Also known as
Larissa Manoela Taques Elias dos Santos
Years active
2006
Genres
pop, infantil, trilha sonora
Instruments
voz

Biography

Larissa Manoela Elias Frambach, born Larissa Manoela Taques Elias dos Santos in Guarapuava, Paraná, has established herself since childhood as one of the most prominent and influential actresses and singers of her generation in Brazil. Her artistic career began at the age of four when she was discovered by a modeling agency, which led her to work in commercials and, later, in high-profile theatrical and television productions. On television, she gained national notoriety by playing Maria Joaquina in the children's telenovela Carrossel, broadcast by SBT, as well as bringing the twins Isabela and Manuela to life in Cúmplices de um Resgate. Throughout her career, she also lent her voice to the soundtrack of her work on the small screen and expanded her acting into film and streaming platforms such as Netflix.

In addition to her strong presence on SBT, Larissa Manoela made her transition to TV Globo, where she starred in the six o'clock telenovela Além da Ilusão, written by Alessandra Poggi. Alongside television drama, the artist has built a solid film career, acting in feature films like O Palhaço, directed by Selton Mello, and productions aimed at young audiences such as Modo Avião, Diários de Intercâmbio, Lulli, and Tá Escrito. Her versatility also led her back to the theater stage in classic productions like A Noviça Rebelde, reaffirming her multifaceted talent in the Brazilian performing and musical arts.

The artist has also been involved in major repercussions in the national media, ranging from her rigorous professional routine to issues of financial and family autonomy that came to light, generating widespread debate in the country regarding the rights of child artists. Throughout her career, Larissa has acted alongside and worked with various names in drama and music, remaining a central figure in contemporary Brazilian entertainment. She moves naturally between different media, accumulating prominent roles in free-to-air television, national cinema, and today's main digital platforms.