10 foreign personalities who chose Brazil as a place to live

In recent times, many people have considered leaving Brazil to pursue other opportunities and lifestyles elsewhere. But for many others, here can still be a good place to live and develop. According to the Federal Police, our country has about 750,000 foreigners.

Therefore, the awesome.club compiled some famous personalities who decided to live in our much loved country. Follow along.

Paola was born in Argentina, into a family of Italian immigrants, and says she grew up surrounded by rabbits, chickens and vegetable gardens. As soon as she finished high school, she soon started working in restaurants. She started her career in Buenos Aires, and in 2001 she arrived in São Paulo. She began to gain fame by participating, as a judge, in the program masterchef🇧🇷 Since then, it has been on Brazilian screens.

Born in Lebanon, she was not registered in her country for religious reasons. Her mother, Muslim, and her father, Christian, could not have legal recognition. And next to her, there were still 2 more brothers. Her family has applied for shelter in over 190 countries, but has been denied in all of them. Only after 2 years in Brazil did she get her CPF, National Foreigner Registration and a Work Permit.

Also born in Argentina, Cris Poli, 66 years old, spent more than 40 years in early childhood education. She was a teacher at some of the most prestigious schools in Buenos Aires and then did another graduation here in Brazil. In 2006, she rose to popularity after hosting the show Super Nanny, which gave him many works and books on the education of children. We even made a post about it.

Gisele was the result of the union of a Mexican veterinarian and a Brazilian psychologist. In 1985 she had to come to Brazil because her country was hit by a huge earthquake. The first time she appeared in the media was in a cosmetics commercial, but in 2009 she conquered the Brazilian small screens by playing the telenovela Beauty the Uglydisplayed in Record.

Sophie was born in Hamburg, Germany. Daughter of German Renate Wolff and Brazilian Mário Silva, the actress moved here at the age of 7. She graduated in jazz and tap, classical ballet, theater and started to be successful when she participated in Workout and then held shares n’The Site of the Yellow Woodpecker🇧🇷 fine print etc..

Widely recognized for her powerful voice, Deborah set a record for sales of soundtracks for famous soap operas. His romantic songs are composed and sung in several languages: English, Italian, French and Portuguese. That’s because the singer has Ukrainian-Brazilian and Italian-Brazilian descent.

Eva, the daughter of Hungarian Jews, created a connection with the arts since her childhood. But due to the financial situation that all of Europe was going through in the post-First War, her whole family had to emigrate to Brazil. Here she built a long 80-year career in film, theater and television.

Clarice came from a Russian and Jewish family, who lost their income in the Russian Civil War, and who sought shelter in Brazil due to the persecution of Jews. Here she became a journalist and writer, author of great short stories, novels and essays. Clarice has always loved and considered Brazil as her homeland.

Born in Saint Petersburg, her family had to emigrate to Brazil when she was only 6 years old because of political persecutions of Soviet Stalinism. At 24, she started working as a model and model, always drawing attention for being blonde and much taller (1.80 tall) compared to Brazilians. Her success peaked between the 70s and 80s when she was a judge on the Silvio Santos and Chacrinha programs, where she wore wigs and very flashy clothes.

The Portuguese woman known as Carmen Miranda leveraged her career in the United States and Brazil in the 1930s and 1950s. Recognized in cinema, radio and television for her exotic costumes and hats full of fruits, Carmen left her mark and is remembered by all until today.

So, what do you think about some foreign personalities being successful here? Do you know any more that we didn’t mention? Tell me here in the comments 😉