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Also known as Emanuelle Araujo

Brazilian actress

Film & TV

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

Emanuelle Araújo (Salvador, July 21, 1976) is a Brazilian actress and singer. She became nationally known in 1999 after replacing Ivete Sangalo as lead singer of Banda Eva, where she remained until 2002. In 2004 she founded the samba-rock band Moinho with Lan Lan and Toni Costa, in which she is the lead singer.

Known for

  • A Nobreza do Amor — Marta Almeida Borges2026
  • Traição Entre Amigas — Kalu2025
  • Meu Sangue Ferve por Você — Graça2024
  • Meu Sangue Ferve por Você: A Série — Graça2024
  • The Noise of the Night — Sônia2023
  • Lady Voyeur — Cléo2023
  • Dissonantes — Bel Mikles2022
  • The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student — Zoraia2021
  • Juntos e Enrolados — Melissa2021
  • Far From Paradise — Bel2020

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Female
Origin
Brazil
Active from
1976-07-21

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
3,213
Total plays
23,882

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🎤 Biografia de Emanuelle Araújo 🌅 Infância e Formação Emanuelle Araújo nasceu em 21 de julho de 1976, em Salvador, Bahia. Desde pequena, demonstrou talento artístico: aos 10 anos, já integrava a Companhia de Teatro Interarte. Aos 13, estreou na televisão como apresentadora de programas infantis na TV Aratu. Inicialmente cursou Biologia na Universidade Federal da Bahia, mas logo migrou para Artes Cênicas, onde se formou em 1998. 🎶 Carreira Musical <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Emanuelle

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Family name
Araújo
Gender
female
Citizenship
Brazil
Place of birth
Salvador
Languages spoken
Portuguese
Record label
EMI
Image
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Emanuelle Araújo
date of birth
1976-07-21
start of work period
1989-00-00
social media followers
176831
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