Deborah Secco

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Deborah Secco
Deborah Secco

Deborah Fialho Secco (born November 26, 1979 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) is a Brazilian actress.

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[edit] Filmography

  • Pé na Jaca (Title in English or literal Translation - Foot In The Jackfruit) - Elizabeth Aparecida Barra
  • América (Title in English or literal Translation - America) - Sol de Oliveira
  • Celebridade (Title in English or literal Translation - Celebrity) - Darlene Sampaio
  • O Beijo do Vampiro (Title in English or literal Translation - The Kiss Of The Vampyre - Lara
  • A Padroeira (Title in English or literal Translation - The Patron - Cecília de Sá
  • Laços de família (Title in English or literal Translation - Family Ties - Íris Frank Lacerda Mendes
  • A invenção do Brasil (Title in English or literal Translation - The Invention Of Brazil) - Moema
  • Suave veneno - (Title in English or literal Translation - Soft Poison) - Marina
  • Era uma vez - (Title in English or literal Translation - Once Upon A Time) - Emília
  • Zazá - (Title in English or literal Translation - Zaza (Same Title)) - Dora
  • Vira-lata - (Title in English or literal Translation - Cur) - Tatu (Barbara)
  • A Próxima Vítima - (Title in English or literal Translation - The Next Victim) - Carina Carvalho Rossi
  • Confissões de Adolescente - (Title in English or literal Translation - Teenager Confessions) - Carol
  • Contos de Verão - (Title in English or literal Translation - Summer Tales) - Fabíola
  • Mico preto - (Title in English or literal Translation - Black Capuchin) - Denise

[edit] Trivia

  • Has endorsed a number of brands, such as Le Postiche, Hawaiian, Intelig, Mid to Suck, Mega Bazar Ação Criança, Atroveran, am "Old-fashioned, Drugs Bah", Telê Sena, Underline Planet Girl, Line of Avon cosmetics.
  • She is Catholic and believes in reincarnation.[citation needed]
  • She posed for the site Paparazzo and twice for Playboy.
  • Named on the sexiest women in the world in 2002 by VIP magazine.

Magazine Covers

  • Uma Magazine, in February of 2007.
  • Edition 400 of the Nova Magazine (Brazilian edition) , in January of 2007.
  • Criativa Magazine, in September of 2005, February of 2004 and August of 2001.
  • Marie Claire Magazine (Brazilian edition), in January of 2004 and the edition of 14 years of the magazine in April of 2005.
  • Estilo de Vida Magazine (Brazilian edition), in March of 2005.
  • Claudia Magazine, in February of 2005.
  • Manequim Magazine, in July of 2004.
  • She castrates of birthday (27 years) of Playboy (Brazilian edition), in August of 2002.
  • VIP magazine, in May of 1999 and March of 2002.
  • Nova Beleza Magazine in August/September 2002
  • Elle Magazine (Brazilian edition), September of 1999
  • She castrates of birthday (24 years) of Playboy (Brazilian edition), in August of 1999.
  • Boa Forma Magazine, in August of 1999, December of 2002 and November of 2003.
  • Corpo a Corpo Magazine, in March of 2004, in 2001 and in July of 2000.
  • Rehearsals of layers of the Contigo!, and several "flagrant" turned headline of the own magazine.
  • Rehearsals of layers of the Caras, and several "flagrant" turned headline of the own magazine.
  • Rehearsals of layers of to Quem Acontece, and several "flagrant" turned headline of the own magazine.
  • Rehearsals of layers of the Chiques & Famosos, and several "flagrant" turned headline of the own magazine.
  • Querida Magazine , in three occasions in the decade of 90.
  • Meu Amor Magazine, in the decade of 90.
  • One of their first layers was of the reviewed extinct Carícia, in 1995, when she interpreted Carina in the soap opera A Próxima Vitíma (The Next Victim).

[edit] Interviews

  • Interviewing Fernanda Young, in November of 2006.
  • Altas Horas, with Serginho Groisman, in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006.
  • Marília Gabriela Entrevista, in September of 2006 and middles of 2002.
  • Reviewed Oi, in April/May of 2005.
  • Magazine Playboy, in the 30 year-old edition, in August of 2005.
  • Reviewed Nova, in October of 2000.
  • Glimpsed and rehearsal to the website EGO, in December of 2006.
  • Program of Jô, with Jô Soares, in April of 2005, in September of 2002 and April of 2001.

[edit] See also

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