Sergio Passarella Marone (born February 4, 1981) is a Brazilian actor. He has appeared in numerous soap operas and recently posed for the Brazilian website "Paparazzo".
Biography
Student of law, also attended the workshops of the group TAPA and the Teatro Escola Macunaíma in SP.
He premiered on TV in 2001 in the TV soap opera "Globo TV", in the role of the mysterious paranormal Santhiago, who protected the Crystal character (Sandy) from the villainous Charles Charles (Rodrigo Santoro).
In 2001 he gained his first role as Cecéu in the popular soap opera "The Clone (2001)". In the plot, his character was lovingly involved with a girl addicted to drugs, interpreted by Deborah Falabella. Cecéu ends up getting hooked too and starts a fight to turn it around and end the addiction. The novela was a success and the storyline pulled the public's attention in such a way that it put the actor at the top of the ranks as the most recognized actor in the cast of TV Globo.
In 2002 he made his theater debut in the comedy "Secrets Only Men Have" adapted from the circuit off broadway by Bruno Mazzeo and Evandro Mesquita, who also directed and performed in the show that shocked the country, and played in the theaters of the main capitals.
In 2003 he brought to life the character, "Victor" in Malhação, a juvenile series of the TV Globo.
When he ended his participation in the youth series he returned to the theater to make the controversial comedy of Lauro Cezar Muniz, "The Holy Child" directed by Luis Artur Nunes, alongside Roberto Bomtempo and José de Abreu, Had 5 nominations for the Shell Prize of RJ, the most important prize of the Brazilian theater. He went through diverse roles in popular theater like those of Angra and Curitiba. The debut, in RJ, was controversial, he came out on the cover of the main culture notebooks of the country's newspapers, a photo of the ex-man of "Malhação" kissing another actor (Roberto Bomtempo), in one of the scenes of the part.
