Cleo Pires

Cleo Pires is a Brazilian actress and singer recognized for her roles in popular television shows and films, including ‘Cobras & Lagartos’ and ‘Benjamin’. After earning the Best Actress award at the Rio Film Festival for her feature film debut in ‘Benjamin’ (2004), Cleo Pires established herself as a formidable talent in Brazilian entertainment. Her television debut came earlier in the miniseries ‘Memorial de Maria Moura’ (1994). Pires quickly gained further recognition with significant roles in popular television, starring as Lurdinha in the acclaimed soap opera ‘America’ (2005), which earned her the ‘Best New Actress’ award from Contigo!

She made her return to television in the series ‘O Cacador’ (2014) and later starred in the film ‘Boletim de Ocorrencia.’ Diversifying her artistic endeavors, Cleo Pires also ventured into music, releasing EPs such as ‘Jungle Kid’ and ‘Melhor Que Eu’ in 2018, along with several singles, solidifying her presence as a recording artist. This period marked a significant expansion of her creative output, encompassing both acting and musical pursuits. Demonstrating her comprehensive involvement across various facets of production, Pires further expanded her role in the industry by taking on producer credits for projects including the film ‘Me Tira da Mira’ (2022). With a dynamic career spanning over two decades, Cleo Pires continues to be a highly sought-after talent, recognized for her impactful performances in both film and television, and for her contributions as a recording artist and producer.