Murilo Rosa

Origin

Brasília, DF

Also known as

Murilo Araújo Rosa

Years Active

1993–present

Genres

telenovela, film, theater

Biography

Murilo Araújo Rosa, born on August 21, 1970, in Brasília, Brazil, is a prominent Brazilian actor and businessman. Before venturing into acting, Rosa was a dedicated taekwondo athlete, achieving significant success by winning two world championships in his category and even competing in the World Cup. His transition to the arts began in 1991 when he studied performing arts, eventually moving to Rio de Janeiro to continue his training.

Rosa made his television debut in 1994 and quickly gained recognition for his roles in various telenovelas, including "Xica da Silva," "Mandacaru," and "A Casa das Sete Mulheres." He achieved a significant milestone in his career by starring in the telenovela "América" in 2005, a role that earned him awards for Best Actor and Best Romantic Couple. He has since starred in numerous other successful productions for Rede Globo, such as "Desejo Proibido" and "Araguaia."

Beyond his extensive television work, Murilo Rosa has also made a mark in cinema, appearing in films like "Olga," "Como Esquecer," and "Area Q." He has also ventured into theater and has been recognized with awards such as the International Emmy. Rosa is married to Brazilian supermodel Fernanda Tavares, and they have two children. He continues to be an active figure in the Brazilian entertainment industry, also engaging in public speaking and business ventures.

Discography

• Murilo Rosa Interpreta as Canções do Filme Vazio Coração de Alberto Araújo (2013)