Bellini(1930-2014)

Actor
Soundtrack

Bellini was born on 7 June 1930 in Itapira, São Paulo, Brazil. He was an actor, known for The Yards (2000), Marriages (1998) and Strike! (2018). He was married to Giselda. He died on 20 March 2014 in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.

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Known for

The Yards

6.4

Soundtrack("Samba de Janeiro" (1997))

2000

Marriages

5.9

Soundtrack("Santa de Janeiro")

1998

Strike!

TV Series

Soundtrack("Samba De Janeiro")

Touche pas à mon poste!

3.1

TV Series

Soundtrack("Samba de Janeiro" )

Credits

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Actor

Bellini: Samba de Janeiro
Music Video
- Bellini
- 1997

Soundtrack

Viki ja Köpi Show
7.3
TV Series
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro"
- 2022–2024
Naurumaraton 42h
TV Special
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro"
- 2024
PopOpening!
TV Series
- performer: "Samba Do Brasil"
- 2024
YleX Aamu livenä Tavastialla
TV Special
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro"
- 2022
Strike!
TV Series
- performer: "Samba De Janeiro"
- 2019
The Simpsons
8.7
TV Series
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro (Club Mix)" (uncredited)
- 2014
Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei
6.3
TV Series
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro" (uncredited)
- 2013
Die Lugners
2.0
TV Series
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro" (uncredited)
- 2011
Touche pas à mon poste!
3.1
TV Series
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro"
- 2011
Lukas
7.2
TV Series
- performer: "Samba De Janeiro" (uncredited)
- 2001
The Yards
6.4
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro" (1997)
- 2000
Marriages
5.9
- performer: "Santa de Janeiro"
- 1998
La fureur du samedi
2.9
TV Series
- performer: "Samba de Janeiro"
- 1997

Personal details

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Born
- June 7, 1930
- Itapira, São Paulo, Brazil
Died
- March 20, 2014
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil(cardiac arrest)
Spouse
- Giselda? - March 20, 2014 (his death, 2 children)

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Trivia
Bellini is credited with starting the tradition of lifting the trophy into the air in football. He initially did this so that photographers could have a better view of the trophy and, as the photos were published around the world, the gesture became associated with victory.