Adriana Garambone Guerra (born 4 July 1970) is a Brazilian actress and former model. She became well-known when she performed on the telenovela Salsa e Merengue (1996). In 2005, she signed with RecordTV and gained further fame for her role as the antagonist in Essas Mulheres, followed up by roles in Amor e Intrigas (2007), Poder Paralelo (2009), Rebelde (2011), and Os Dez Mandamentos (2015).

Career Garambone began her career as a model in 1985, In September 1986, she participated in Garota do Fantástico, and in 1989, she was ranked as one of the five finalists in the Ford Models Supermodel of the World in their Brazil subsection, promoted by both Class Modelos and Ford Models. She made her debut in acting as a cast member of a rendition of the Shakespeare piece Romeo & Juliet, directed by Moacyr Góes. Her first telenovela was Salsa e Merengue, where she played Clarice, a young girl adopted to a millionaire couple. This was then followed byEsplendor as Marisa. Both were broadcast on TV Globo. She later also participated in the children's telenovela Caça Talentos, alongside Angélica, and starred in an episode of Você Decide. However, her most consequential work was a remake of the Broadway hit Chicago, in which she played Roxie Hart. While still in theatre, she performed in various pieces, including Cabaret Brasil and Relax... It's Sex, both by Wolf Maya, along with Cole Porter – Ele Nunca Disse que me Amava by Charles Möeller and Cláudio Botelho. In theare, she has been in many films directed by Hugo Carvana, namely O Homem Nu and Apolônio Brasil, Campeão da Alegria.

In 2005, she was hired by Rede Record to perform in the telenovela Essas Mulheres, where she played Adelaide Tavares do Amaral, her first villain role and a role that led her to further notoriety and a new cycle in her career. She participated in other novelas broadcast by Rede Record, including Prova de Amor (2006), as the brilliant lawyer Stela. In 2006, she became part of the main cast of the novela Bicho do Mato, where she played Silvia, and Amor e Intrigas, where she would play Débora. In 2009, she played the character of Maura Orlim in Poder Paralelo. In 2012, she would act in Rebelde as the comedic personality Eva, who is also the mother of the protagonist Roberta (Lua Blanco). She has also participated in specials such as As Mãos de Meu Filho, Casamento Blindado, O Amor e a Morte, and Milagres de Jesus.

She interpreted what became her biggest success and a highlight in her career, playing the role as Yunet in Os Dez Mandamentos. In 2017, she was invited to become part of the cast of O Rico e Lázaro, where she portrayed Amytis of Media, the Queen of Babylon and the wife of Nebuchadnezzar II. In 2018, she was confirmed to have also took part in Jesus, where she played one of characters from the Parable of the Two Debtors. This would be followed up by her participation in the similarly themed 2020 novela Gênesis, where she played Sarah.

Personal life At the beginning of the 1980s, Garambone lived for 9 months in Morocco when she was eleven as her father was the coach of a local football team. She took ballet classes at a school in Rio de Janeiro and later became a model. Having graduated with a bachelors' degree, she also took theatre courses at the Casa de Arte Laranjeiras. In 1995, she began to date actor Cláudio Lins, whom she married in 1997. They separated in 2000. In 2006, she would go on to date psychotherapist Arthur Papavero, with whom she has a child, Gael, born in 2015.

Filmography

Television YearTitleRoleNotes1995História de AmorAnaEpisode: "22 de novembro"1996Salsa e MerengueClarice Amarante Paes1998Corpo DouradoSoninhaEpisode: "12 de janeiro"Caça TalentosBárbara ThompsonSeason 4Você DecideVeraEpisode: "Síndrome"1999LuciaEpisode: "O Feitiço da Lua da Arábia"KátiaEpisode: "La Mamma"MariEpisode: "Admirável Mundo Novo"1999MulherValderezEpisode: "Mãe Menina"2000EsplendorMarisa Norman2001Roda da VidaMaria Aparecida Pereira (Cidinha)2002O Quinto dos InfernosLuísa Saucer2003Sob Nova DireçãoClaraEpisode: "O Pinto e o Pingüim"2005Essas MulheresAdelaide Tavares do Amaral2006Prova de AmorEstela GarciaEpisode: "20 de março–25 de maio"Bicho do MatoSílvia Schiller2007Amor e IntrigasDébora Junqueira de Albuquerque2009Poder ParaleloMaura Orlim Vilar2010As Mãos de Meu FilhoMadame NovaesYear end special2011–12RebeldeEva Messi Albuquerque2013Casamento BlindadoPillarYear end specialO Amor e a MorteMaria2014Milagres de JesusRaquelEpisode: "A Filha de Jairo"2015Os Dez MandamentosYunet2017Dancing BrasilSpecial juryEpisode: "22 de maio"O Rico e LázaroAmitis2018JesusAdela2019O Verdadeiro Significado da PáscoaPresenterEaster Special2021GênesisSaraArc: Jornada de Abraão2022Todas as Garotas em MimIsis Sampaio

Film YearTitleRole1997O Homem NuVera2003Apolônio Brasil - O Campeão da AlegriaGisa2014Vestido pra CasarMariazinha2015A Esperança é a Última que MorreVivian2016The Ten Commandments: The MovieYunetMilagres de JesusRaquel

Theatre YearTitleRole1990A Escola dos Bufões1993Romeo and JulietJulieta1994Edward II1997CabaretSally Bowles1999Aldir Blanc - Um Cara BacanaTheatro Musical Brasileiro III2000Cole Porter: Ele Nunca Disse que Me AmavaRelax...It's SexRoxana2003Essa Cara Não Existe2004ChicagoRoxie Hart2010GypsyGypsy Rose Lee2013How to Succeed in Business Without Really TryingHedy La Rue2014Os Saltimbancos Trapalhões: O MusicalTigrana

Awards and nominations YearAwardCategoryWorkResult2004Prêmio Qualidade Brasil - SPBest Musical Theatre ActressChicago rowspan=8 2010Prêmio Arte Qualidade BrasilBest Musical Theatre ActressGypsy2012Prêmio Contigo! de TVBest Supporting ActressRebelde2013Prêmio Cesgranrio de TeatroBest Musical ActressComo Vencer na Vida Sem Fazer ForçaPrêmio APTRBest Supporting Actress2015Prêmio Reverência de TeatroMain ActressOs Saltimbancos TrapalhõesTroféu Observatório da TelevisãoBest Novela ActressOs Dez MandamentosMelhores do Ano Minha NovelaVillainMelhores do Ano NaTelinhaActress 2016Internet TrophyBest Actress rowspan=5 2019Prêmio Brasil MusicalBest Supporting ActressPippinBest Ensemble2021Prêmio Área VIPBest Actress GênesisInternet TrophyBest Novela Actress

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