Sandra Pêra | |
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| Born | Sandra Cristina Marzullo Pêra September 17, 1954 |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, theater director and singer |
| Relatives | Manuel Pêra (father), Dinorah Marzullo (mother) Antonia Marzullo (grandmother), Marília Pêra (sister), Amora Pêra (daughter) |
Sandra Cristina Marzullo Pêra (born September 17, 1954) is a Brazilian actress, singer and theater director. [1]
She is daughter of the actors Manuel Pêra and Dinorah Marzullo and granddaughter of the actress Antonia Marzullo. She is mother of the singer Amora Pêra, who is daughter of the composer and singer Gonzaguinha. Sandra is sister of the actress Marília Pêra. [2]
She started the career in 1975 in the nightclub Dancin' Days, when Nelson Motta formed a group of waitresses-singers, that afterwards would turn to be called As Frenéticas . [3]
She directed the show Baiana da Gema, of the singer Simone. [4]
Cinema credits: [6]
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