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Maria Alves (7 November 1947 – 8 May 2008), was a Brazilian actress.

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Maria Alves
Born	(1947-11-07)November 7, 1947 Lagarto, Sergipe
Died	May 8, 2008(2008-05-08) (aged 60) Rio de Janeiro
Nationality	Brazilian
Other names	Mariadealves, Maria DeAlves, Maria Alvez
Occupation	Actress

Television

• 1970 - "Irmãos Coragem" - Salete
• 1979 - "Plantão de Polícia" - Odete
• 1979 - "Marron Glacê" - Bizuca
• 1981 - "Baila Comigo" - Conceição - for this work she received the Golden Support Award from Artur da Távola[1]
• 1982 - "Lampião e Maria Bonita" - Mabel
• 1982 - "Sol de Verão" - Matilde
• 1983 - "Voltei pra você" - Paciência
• 1984 - "Vereda Tropical" - Namorada de Bepe
• 1985 - "Tenda dos Milagres" (mini-series)
• 1985 - "O Tempo e o Vento" (mini-series)
• 1986 - "Selva de Pedra" - Maria
• 1987 - "Mandala" - Carmem
• 1989 - "Kananga do Japão" (Rede Manchete) - Isaura
• 1990 - "Rosa dos Rumos" (Rede Manchete) - Maurina
• 1991 - "Na rede de intrigas" (Rede Manchete)
• 1991 - "Felicidade" - Maria
• 1994 - "A Viagem" - Francisca
• 1995 - "História de Amor" - Nazaré
• 1996 - "Xica da Silva" (Rede Manchete) - Rosa
• 1997 - "Por Amor" - Maria
• 1998 - "A Turma do Pererê" (TVE Brasil/TV Cultura)
• 1999 - "Louca Paixão" (Rede Record) - Iracema Rangel
• 2001 - "As filhas da mãe" - Jussara
• 2006 - "Um Menino Muito Maluquinho" (TV Cultura) - Marinês

Films

• 1964 - Lana, Rainha das Amazonas
• 1975 - A Extorsão
• 1976 - Perdida - nominated for Best Supporting Actress by the Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte[1]
• 1977 - Gente Fina É Outra Coisa
• 1977 - O Jogo da Vida
• 1978 - Coronel Delmiro Gouveia
• 1978 - O Cortiço
• 1978 - Se Segura, Malandro! .... Marilu
• 1979 - Gargalhada Final
• 1979 - O Bom Burguês
• 1981 - A Mulher Sensual
• 1981 - O Sequestro
• 1984 - Noites do Sertão
• 1984 - Para Viver um Grande Amor
• 1985 - Fonte da Saudade
• 1987 - La Via dura
• 1987 - Romance da Empregada
• 1991 - A Grande Arte
• 1991 - Dèmoni 3
• 1991 - Vai Trabalhar, Vagabundo II
• 1995 - Sombras de Julho
• 1996 - O Lado Certo da Vida Errada
• 1999 - Mauá - O Imperador e o Rei
• 2001 - Elisa - short film which she directed, wrote and acted[1]
• 2002 - Ator Profissão Amor - Directed, wrote and acted. This film was selected for the BR 2003 Festival and to be exhibited at the Bibliothèque nationale de France at the France / Brazil 2005 event[1]
• 2006 - Sólo Dios Sabe

Theatre

• Gota d'Água (musical)
• Ópera do Malandro (musical)

References

External links

• Maria Alves at IMDb
• Adoro Cinema Brasileiro

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