Danni Suzuki

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Danni Suzuki
Daniele Suzuki no Paraná Business Collection 2007 01.jpg
Suzuki in 2008
Born (1977-09-21) September 21, 1977 (age 44)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
OccupationActress, filmmaker, television host
Years active1998–present
Spouse(s)
Fábio Novaes
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(m. 2011; div. 2013)​
Children1

Danielle Toshiko Suzuki (Brazilian Portuguese: [dɐ̃niˈɛʎi suˈzuki]; born September 21, 1977) is a Brazilian actress, filmmaker, and television host.

Biography[]

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Danielle Suzuki is the daughter of Hiroshi Suzuki, a second generation Japanese Brazilian from São Paulo, whose parents immigrated from Shizuoka. Her mother is Ivone Suzuki, a Brazilian from Minas Gerais, of German, Italian and Native Brazilian descent.[1][2] Her father walked out on her family when she was 15 and moved back to São Paulo. Suzuki was raised in Rio de Janeiro by her mother and grandmother and faced financial difficulties; she had to live at her mother's friend home because her father sold the family house, leaving them with no options. Suzuki said about this period that she "didn't go angry because she always had supporting friends". Since then, she reportedly rarely sees her father.[3]

Career[]

When she was 15, Suzuki started her career as a model, despite finding that her Asian appearance somewhat limited her chances. She graduated in Industrial Design in Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. Later, she started acting, gaining fame as the Brazilian teenager Miyuki in the telenovela Malhação. Nowadays, Suzuki also works as a host in Pé no Chão show, on the Brazilian Multishow channel.

Filmography[]

  • 2019 – - Patrícia
  • 2017 – - Cristina
  • 2016 – - Fernanda
  • 2015 – - Roberta
  • 2012 – Cheias de Charme – Herself
  • 2009 – Viver a Vida – Ellen
  • 2008 – – Alice / Amélia
  • 2006 – Pé na Jaca – Rosa Tanaka
  • 2005 – Bang Bang – Yoko Bell
  • 2004 – Malhação – Miyuki Shimahara
  • 2003 – Malhação – Miyuki Shimahara
  • 2003 – – Yoko
  • 2000 – Uga-Uga – Sarah
Special
Host

Cinema[]

  • 2008 – .... Yolanda
  • 2000 – Sabor da Paixão

References[]

  1. ^ Tenho uma misturinha parte japonesa, parte italiana, parte alemã, parte índio. folha.uol.com.br (2008-01-15). Retrieved on 2012-03-20.
  2. ^ Os bisavós vieram no Kasato Maru Archived 2014-03-08 at the Wayback Machine. Japao100.com.br. Retrieved on 2012-03-20.
  3. ^ Dani Suzuki superação. Titinet.com.br. Retrieved on 2012-03-20.
  4. ^ "Gshow - as histórias das histórias que a gente conta".

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