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Zeni Pereira
Zeni Pereira
Age 77 years (Dec 19, 1924 – Mar 21, 2002)
Birthplace Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Movies 9
TV Shows 4

Zeni Pereira

Zeni Pereira is credited as a Brazilian actress, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. She has appeared mainly in romance. Between the first credit and the last there are 67 years and 13 titles. Her part in 'Black Orpheus' is the most visible on the list. The record adds 'Blame It on Rio'.
Zeni Pereira is credited as a Brazilian actress, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. She has appeared mainly in romance. Between the first credit and the last there are 67 years and 13 titles. Her part in 'Black Orpheus' is the most visible on the list. The record adds 'Blame It on Rio'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Zeni Pereira still alive?
Zeni Pereira passed away on March 21, 2002 at age 77.
What are the most famous roles of Zeni Pereira?
Zeni Pereira is best known for roles in Black Orpheus, Blame It on Rio, Women in Fury.
How many movies has Zeni Pereira been in?
Over a 43-year career (since 1959), Zeni Pereira has appeared in 9 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Zeni Pereira's first movie?
The career of Zeni Pereira began with Black Orpheus (1959).
What is Zeni Pereira's most recent movie or series?
Zeni Pereira's most recent release is Pátria Minha, which premiered on July 18, 1994.
What TV shows has Zeni Pereira appeared in?
On television, Zeni Pereira has appeared in Vale Tudo, Isaura: Slave Girl, The Trapalhões, Rainha da Sucata.
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Zeni Pereira
Zeni Pereira
1924-12-19 · Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

Zenith Pereira de Castro (Salvador, December 9, 1924 – Rio de Janeiro, March 21, 2002) was a Brazilian actress. She stood out as Tia Nastácia in the Rio version of the first Sítio do Pica-Pau Amarelo, Januária in Escrava Isaura, Maria José in Vale Tudo and Donana in Carinhoso, becoming one of the first and most relevant black references on television.

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