Juliana Didone Nascimento (born October 11, 1984) is a Brazilian actress and former model.
Television career
Born in
Porto Alegre
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, Rio Grande do Sul, she is best known for her role as ''Letícia Gomes da Silva'', the main character of the 2004 season of the telenovela
Malhação
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. She was also in the 2005 season of the telenovela.
Her career as an actress started when she played the role of the
preteen
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character ''Mariana'' in the
short movie ''Fora de Controle''.
When she was 12 years old, she participated of the child play named ''Caçadores de Aventuras'', where she played the role of ''Cléo''.
Her first telenovela role was in Desejos de Mulher, in 2002, where she played the role of a Rio Grande do Sul model.
Juliana Didone has also acted in several television commercials of various companies, like
Grendene,
,
Guaraná Antarctica
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,
and
Shiseido, of Japan.
In 2008, she starred the summer campaign of Agilitá, which is a dress company,
and was on the cover of the May edition of Criativa magazine.
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She played Lia in the 2010
Rede Globo
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telenovela
Passione.
Juliana Didone played Brigitte in the 2011 telenovela
Aquele Beijo
''Aquele Beijo'' (English: ''That Kiss'') is a Brazilian telenovela produced by Rede Globo. It is written by Miguel Falabella, Flávio Marinho and Antonia Pellegrino, and directed by Roberto Talma and Cininha de Paula, it premiered on October 17, ...
.
She signed a contract with
Rede Record
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in 2013 and she was part of the cast of the first telenovela by the author Carlos Lombardi in that network, ''Pecado Mortal''.
Telenovelas
Theater
Movies
Model career
Juliana Didone started her model career when she was 14 years old, living in the Japanese city of Tokyo for seven months.
She has also lived in
São Paulo city
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during her model career.
In December 2003, she posed for Trip magazine.
In that year, she has also appeared in the ''Mulheres que Amamos'' (meaning ''Women we Love'') section of the
Brazilian Playboy magazine.
Dancing with the Stars
In March 2006, Juliana Didone and her partner, Leandro Azevedo, won the Brazilian version of the TV reality show
Dancing with the Stars, called
Dança dos Famosos.
References
External links
*
Fanpage
{{DEFAULTSORT:Didone, Juliana
Living people
1984 births
People from Porto Alegre
Brazilian telenovela actresses
Brazilian female models
Brazilian people of Italian descent
Dancing with the Stars winners