Renato Aragão

Origin

Sobral, CE

Also known as

Didi Moco, Didi Mocó Sonrizep Colesterol Novalgino Mufumbbo

Years Active

1960–present

Genres

comedy, humor

Biography

Antônio Renato Aragão, better known as Renato Aragão or by his iconic character Didi Mocó, is a renowned Brazilian comedian, actor, producer, host, and lawyer. Born in Sobral, Ceará, on January 13, 1935, Aragão carved a remarkable path in national comedy, becoming one of the most influential figures on Brazilian television.

His artistic career began in 1960 on TV Ceará with the show "Vídeo Alegre". Shortly after, he graduated in law, but his passion for comedy led him to pursue an artistic career. In 1966, he created the show "Adoráveis Trapalhões", which would later give rise to the phenomenon "Os Trapalhões". Alongside Dedé Santana, Mussum, and Zacarias, Didi Mocó won over Brazil with his irreverent and captivating humor, marking generations with memorable catchphrases and sketches.

In addition to "Os Trapalhões", which became one of the longest-running comedy shows on Brazilian television and spawned several successful films, Renato Aragão also hosted "A Turma do Didi" and "Aventuras do Didi". His work transcends comedy, having served as a UNICEF ambassador and participated in social projects. In 2024, he announced a musical based on his life and career, titled "O Adorável Trapalhão", demonstrating his continuous relevance in the artistic scene.

Discography

• O Forró dos Trapalhões (1981)