Eternal pain! In the air in “Terra Nostra”, the actor died after falling on the street

With the replay of Land In Globo, the spectators revived the trajectory of surprising characters and artists who lost. One of these is Mário César CamargoInterpreter of Anacleto, who joined the cast of the soap opera in 1999. The actor died on 10 October 2022, at the age of 75, victim of a sudden disease while walking through Belo Horizonte. Left his wife, Monica Belisarioand the daughter, Laurawho was 29 years old at the time.

Born in Marília, inside San Paolo, Mário César has developed a solid artistic career over the decades. Living in Belo Horizonte since 1988, he began his training in the theater in the 1960s, at the popular center for the culture of the National Students Union (Une), and has been improved with consecrated masters such as Antonio Abujamra AND Eugênio Kusnet.

His debut in Globo took place in 1984, with the soap opera High -Partywhere the character lived Kleber. The talent attracted attention and produced new opportunities on television. In 1989, he emigrated to the band, where he was recited Comet. At the beginning of the 90s, he returned to Globo as Pietro Molinari In The owner of the world.

In Landset at the end of the 19th century, Anaclet It was one of the roles that marked the actor’s trajectory with the public in general. The soap opera, written by Blessed Roy BarbosaHe played the arrival of Italian immigrants in Brazil and at the time he won a huge audience.

During the 2000s, Mário César Camargo has continued to work in different productions of the station, including Chocolate with pepper, Start, Student heart, America, Foolish heart AND Mouth watering. He also participated in the series as Today is Maria’s day, Under a new direction AND Hot plate.

In the cinema, it was in four films, including Passage lines (2008), directed by Walter Salles AND Daniela ThomasAND Little stories (2007), under the direction of Helvécio Ratton. On stage, he shone into pieces like Hello beautiful and an assembly of King Lear.

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Source: Terra