Patrícia Coelho

Patrícia Coelho was born on Oct 10, 1972 in Brazil. Patrícia Coelho's big-screen debut came with De Olho no Olho directed by Alan Medina in 2010.

Patrícia Correa Duarte Coelho was born on the 10th of October, 1972. Daughter of Roberto and Nanci, she has two brothers - Beatriz and Carlos (twins). She began her career earlier than most of people think, since she was a child she knew that her real passion was to be on the stage singing for many people. As a small child she saw the Broadway production of the musical "Annie" and fell in love right there. Back then she decided that she wanted to be a complete artist - to sing, to dance, to act. The little girl grew up and all those dreams came true, Patrícia sings, dances and acts. Having an album recorded in Japan, she left other bands behind in the Billboard charts with the song, "All My Love". She and actress Bárbara Paz, another "Casa dos Artistas" member, became close friends after their participation in the series. After the big hit series in which she became famous all over Brazil, she auditioned for a part in the soap, "Marisol". She ended up turning down the role to dedicate herself to her career as a singer. Despite this, Patrícia performed the overture song for "Marisol" - "Eu Te Amo Você" - written by Kiko Zambianchi. Before that, she recorded big hits such as "Follow You" and "I Can't Stop Lovin' You", still in the band "Sect" in which she did the vocals. Dated Brazilian host Marcos Mion. They broke up before her participation in "Casa dos Artistas".