Renato Aragão
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Antonio Renato Aragão (born on January 13, 1935, in Sobral) (stage name Didi Mocó) is a Brazilian comedian and movie and TV actor and producer, famous for leading the television series Os Trapalhões.
Contents |
[edit] Biography
Son of Pablo Aragão and Dinorah Lins Aragão. In 1955, one became official of the Army (infantry as-lieutenant), formed for the CPOR. It was formed in Right, the University of the State of the Ceará in 1961. To the 25 years, it was enrolled in a competition of the TV Ceará to work as "accomplishing" - a species of director, editor and producer of programs. It was successful, demonstrating its talent and in little time already he worked as actor. The first program of television of that it participated was Glad Video. In 1963, Renato was changed for Rio De Janeiro in order to study direction of programs and soon it was contracted by the TV Tupi to work in the comsdy department and the I the URCA. The change for the TV Excelcior in 1964 it proposed the chance to create a proper comedy; Os Trapalhões was born then Adorable, where it contracenava with Wanderley Cardoso, Ivon Cury and Ted Boy Marino. Although to have participated of many other comedy programs, Aragão never would be forgotten the formula used in Adorable Trapalhões, and finally it would obtain to consecrate it in 1975, when estrear the Trapalhões, already return to the TV Tupi, at the side of Dedé Santana, Mussum, and Zacarias).
Renato Aragão acted in diverse films, having some received foreign awards, as Os Trapalhões Vagabondo and O Cangaceiro Trapalhão, in the International Festival of Cinema for Infância and Juventude (Portugal), in 1984, and Os Trapalhões and the Tree of Youth, in III the Festival of Infantile Cine of Ciudad Guayana (Venezuela), in 1993. He established, in 1977, the Renato Aragão Artistic Productions Ltd., responsible for the production of films, television programs, videos, and live shows, amongst others. He received, in 1980, the heading of Citizen of the State of Rio De Janeiro and, in 1982, the heading of Illustrious Personality of the State of Rio De Janeiro, both granted by the City council of Rio De Janeiro. In 1991, he became special representative of the UNICEF and ambassador of the same agency, in favor of Brazilian infancy. Chancellor of the Order of the Rio Branco was decorated, heading granted for the MRE, in 1994. In this exactly year, was awarded with the admission in the National Order of the Educative Merit, in the degree of officer, for indication of the Ministry of the Education and the Sport. Still in 1994, Renato Aragão estreou a program in Portugal, the invitation of Portuguese sender SIC ], with the participation of the actors Dedé Santana and Robert Guillermo, beyond some Portuguese artists. In 1995, it received the heading from Paulistano Citizen, granted for the City council of São Paulo. The group Os Trapalhões entered for the Guinness Book, the book of the records, in 1997, as the Brazilian coomedy that remained in exhibition for the most time on TV. Renato Aragão meets in its as marriage, with the photographer Lílian Taranto). He has a son with the current wife as well as four other children from his first marriage. Two marcantes episodes had evidenced the religious side of Renato Aragão: the humorist already scaled the Christ Redentor, in Rio De Janeiro, to kiss the hand of the statue (in Os Trapalhões e o Mágico de Oróz), and made one walk of São Paulo the Appeared one, taking an image of Ours Mrs. Aparecida, to pay a done promise to the saint. Child presents the annual program Hope, that counts on the participation of some artists, and has for objective to collect deep to help devoid children. Renato was moved away from the TV during some years for finding that, with the death of its friends Zacarias and Mussum, the program the Trapalhões would not make sensible more. In 1998, an unknown program estreou, with different format, the Group of the Didi. In year 2000, it celebrated its 40 years of career. In 2002, its company Renato Aragão Artistic Productions Ltd. commemorates 25 years of success. In this exactly year, Renato launched the book, My Ways.
[edit] Television
- Vídeo Alegre (TV Ceará, 1961—1963)
- A E I O URCA (TV Tupi, 1964—1965)
- Os Legionários (TV Excelsior, 1965—1966)
- A Cidade Se Diverte (TV Excelsior, 1965—1966)
- Adoráveis Trapalhões (TV Excelsior, 1965—1966)
- Uma Graça, Mora? (TV Record, 1966—1969)
- Praça da Alegria (TV Record, 1966—1969)
- Quartel do Barulho (TV Record, 1966—1969)
- Café sem Concerto (TV Tupi, 1970—1971)
- Os Insociáveis (TV Record, 1972—1974)
- Os Trapalhões (TV Tupi, 1974—1976)
- Os Trapalhões (TV Globo, 1976—1993)
- Criança Esperança (TV Globo, 1986)
- Os Trapalhões - Melhores Momentos de Todos os Tempos (reprise, TV Globo, 1994—1996)
- Os Trapalhões - Melhores Momentos de Todos os Tempos (reprise, TV Globo, 1997)
- Os Trapalhões em Portugal (TV SIC, Portugal, 1994—1996)
- Os Trapalhões em Portugal (TV SIC, Portugal, 1997)
- A Turma do Didi (TV Globo, 1998).
[edit] Discography
- 1974 - Os Trapalhões - Volume 1
- 1975 - Os Trapalhões - Volume 2
- 1979 - Os Trapalhões na TV
- 1981 - O Forró dos Trapalhões
- 1981 - Os Saltimbancos Trapalhões
- 1982 - Os Vagabundos Trapalhões
- 1982 - Os Trapalhões na Serra Pelada
- 1983 - O Cangaceiro Trapalhão
- 1984 - O Trapalhão na Arca de Noé
- 1984 - Os Trapalhões e o Mágico de Oroz
- 1984 - Os Trapalhões
- 1985 - A Filha dos Trapalhões
- 1987 - Os Trapalhões
- 1988 - Os Trapalhões
- 1991 - Amigos do Peito - 25 Anos de Trapalhões
- 1995 - Os Trapalhões em Portugal
- 1996 - Trapalhões e Seus Amigos
- 2000 - Didi & Sua Turma
[edit] Filmography
[edit] Solo
- 1997 - O Noviço Rebelde
- 1998 - Simão, o Fantasma Trapalhão
- 1999 - O Trapalhão e a Luz Azul
- 2000 - O Anjo Trapalhão
- 2003 - Didi, O Cupido Trapalhão
- 2004 - Didi Quer Ser Criança
- 2005 - Didi, O Caçador de Tesouros
- 2006 - Didi e a Princesa Lili
[edit] With Os Trapalhões
Template:Ver artigo principal
