Carolina Oliveira

About Carolina Oliveira

She competed for the International Emmy Award for best actress for her performance in the series Hoje É Dia de Maria in 2005, at the age of 11, in her debut as an actress, being the first Brazilian to be nominated in the category, Brazilian actress

Her television debut was in the miniseries Hoje É Dia de Maria, on Rede Globo directed by Luiz Fernando Carvalho, with a continuation of the series called Hoje É Dia de Maria 2. In 2005, she was cast to play Sabina in Belíssima, at the request of author Silvio de Abreu, but Rede Globo vetoed the choice due to the fact that the character is the daughter of the characters of Cláudia Abreu and Henri Castelli, who are blonde and Caucasian, while Carolina has indigenous traits. The role of Sabina went to Marina Ruy Barbosa. The network cast Carolina in the next soap opera, Páginas da Vida, where she played the prejudiced villain Gabriela, a character who generated a lot of controversy at the time for despising and humiliating her stepmother Selma ( Elisa Lucinda ) for being black. In 2007 she participated in Dança das Crianças and came in third place. She made her theater debut in 2008 in the children's musical Pedro no Mundo da Imaginação by Fred Mayrink In 2009, she was in the soap opera Caminho das Indias, where she played Chanti Ananda, an Indian teenager who goes against traditions by wanting to study abroad and not get married. In 2010 she starred in the film Amazônia Caruana, a film directed by Tizuka Yamasaki. In Ti Ti Ti,

As of March 2026, Carolina has amassed 530,000 followers on Instagram.