Bia Seidl

On television she served in several important novels and miniseries as Paraíso, Louco Amor, Dona Beija, Mandala,[1] Vale Tudo, Vamp,[2] Engraçadinha... Seus Amores e Seus Pecados,[3] Memorial de Maria Moura, Alma Gêmea[2] and recently in Insensato Coração.[2][4] But it was marked by the performance as the bitchy and envious Gláucia A Gata Comeu at one of its greatest hits.[2]

Bia was revealed on the novel by Sílvio de Abreu, Jogo da Vida, a novel of São Paulo.[3]

Vera, her character in Malhação,[3] discovered a breast cancer and was undergoing a radical mastectomy (choosing, a courageous decision not to reconstruct the breast lost).

In the theater played the part of Bernard Shaw Cândida is where the protagonist, a woman married to a reverend. [5][6]

In 2007 she made a cameo in the novel Duas Caras.[2] In 2008, Rod was in two episodes of Casos e Acasos.[7]

In 2009, she was cast in the microssérie Deu a Louca no Tempo.[2] In the same year took part in the remake of the novel Paraíso.[2][8] The actress joined the cast of the first version of this novel opens in 1982.

In 2010 the actress participated in the series A Vida Alheia.[9] The following year, the actress part of the novel Insensato Coração.[10] In 2012, the novel was Lado a Lado, playing exemplary mother Margarida.[11]

In 2017, Bia signs with RecordTV to play Débora, one of the main characters in Apocalipse.[12]

She married in 1984 with singer Ronnie Von, who broke up some time after.[3][13]

Bia has two children Miranda, which is the fruit of his marriage to actor Sérgio Mastropasqua, and theatrical producer Daniel.[14]

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