Sacha Bali

Sacha Bali de Alencar Szerman (born May 29, 1981) is a Brazilian actor, author, theater producer and theater director.

Beginning his career in 2004, Bali initially worked behind the camera at Rede Globo, transitioning to acting with his debut in the play ''Lado B'' and the series ''Filhos do Carnaval''. He has had roles in several series and soap operas such as ''Caminhos do Coração'', ''Os Mutantes'', ''Promessas de Amor'', '' Vidas em Jogo'', and ''Salve Jorge''. Bali also contributed as a playwright and producer in theater productions like ''Os Pássaros'' and ''Pão com Mortadela''. He created his first short film ''Vazio'' in 2015 and played a leading role in the series ''1 Contra Todos''. In recent years, Bali has acted in soap operas ''O Rico e O Lázaro'' and ''Jesus''.

Biography

Bali was born in the city of Rio de Janeiro. In 2004, while attending film school, he worked as a camera operator at Rede Globo filming reports for RJTV, Globo Repórter, Jornal Nacional and Fantástico. When he graduated in 2005, the network offered Sacha a contract to continue working behind the scenes, but he refused, aiming to focus his career as an actor, debuting in the play ''Lado B'', which he also directed, wrote and produced. His debut was in the same year, making a special appearance in the series '' Filhos do Carnaval'', in the last episode of the first season playing the young version of the character Gebarão. in 2006 Bali made a special appearance in the series ''Avassaladoras,'' besides acting in the play ''Escravas do Amor''. And his debut in soap operas was in ''Bicho do Mato'' as Carlos, a greedy student who is involved in the illegal exploitation of diamonds. In 2007 he starred in the plays ''Os Pássaros'', in which he was also an author, and ''Pão com Mortadela'', in which he was also an author and producer.

Also In 2007, Bali stood out as an antagonist in telenovela ''Caminhos do Coração'' as mutant Metamorfo, with the ability to transform his body to the point of becoming anyone else. He continued his role in 2008 in ''Os Mutantes'' and in 2009 in ''Promessas de Amor'.'' In 2010 he acted in the soap opera '' Poder Paralelo'' playing the ex-convict Artur who tries to start over after five years in prison. he also starred in the play ''As Próximas Horas Serão Definitivas'' together with actress Guta Stresser. In 2011, Bali acted in the soap opera '' Vidas em Jogo'' as one of the protagonists of the plot of a multimillion-dollar prize. In 2012 Sacha did not renew his contract with Record and went to Globo where he got a role in Salve Jorge playing Morena' ex-boyfriend, Beto. He also acted in the movie ''Paraísos Artificiais''.

In 2013, Sacha realizes an audition in '' Jóia Rara'' to play Viktor, Franz's younger brother, however Sacha was older than Bruno, and ended up losing the role to Rafael Cardoso, but he was invited to a special appearance as Eurico, engaged to the protagonist, who dies in the first chapters. In 2014 Bali played Murilo in '' Em Família'', a boy from the suburb who dates a rich girl and faces prejudices because of that. In 2015 Sacha wrote, produced and starred in the play ''Cachorro Quente''. In same year he launched his first short movie Vazio. In 2016, Sacha acted in the film ''Em Nome da Lei'' as the cop Hulk. Bali also signed with FOX channel and wins its first protagonist in '' 1 Contra Todos''. And in addition he also played the biker villain Dinho in series ''A Garota da Moto'', produced by FOX in partnership with broadcaster SBT.

In 2017, Bali returned to Record and acted in the soap opera ''O Rico e O Lázaro''. In 2018, he acted in the soap opera ''Jesus'', playing Longinus, a Roman soldier serving at Pilate's court in Jerusalem.

In 2024, Sasha participated in the reality show A Fazenda and was crowned the winner of the edition with 50.93% of the votes, winning the prize of 2 million reais.

Filmography

References

External links

Sacha Bali
on IMDb Internet Movie Data Base

Sacha Bali
on Vimeo

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Brazilian actors
1981 births
Living people
A Fazenda winners