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Angélica
Angélica in 2007
Born
Angélica Ksyvickis

(1973-11-30) 30 November 1973 (age 50)
Santo André, São Paulo, Brazil
Occupations
  • TV host
  • actress
  • singer
Years active1987–present
Spouse
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(m. 2004)​
Children3
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
Years active1988–2002
Labels
Websiteangelica.com.br

Angélica Ksyvickis (born 30 November 1973), known professionally by the mononym Angélica, is a Brazilian television host, actress, and former singer.[1][2]

Career

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She started her career at 4, when she won a contest to choose Brazil's most beautiful child at a popular variety show presented by Chacrinha.[3][4][5] At 13, she became famous for replacing Xuxa as the presenter of the kids show Clube da Criança (en:Kid's Club).[6] Her popularity exploded when her hit single Vou de táxi ("I go by taxi", a remake of Joe le taxi, by French singer Vanessa Paradis) topped the Brazilian charts. Vou de táxi becoming a big hit has since become a classic, and is remembered by most of the Brazilian population, even though more than 20 years have lapsed since its release. Likewise, in 1991, her new album named "Angelica" increased her popularity with the song "Sweet cotton and Guarana". She also starred on the popular mini-series The Guarani.

Angélica has sold over 13 million copies of albums in which 13 of them were released between 1988 and 2001.[citation needed]

In 1993, she joined the second most popular channel in Brazil, SBT presenting the kids variety show "Casa da Angelica", which was a big hit. More popular than ever she also presented the popular teen game show "Passa ou Repassa" and " TV Animal".

In 1996 she signed a 7 years contract with Rede Globo to present her own show, Angélica (mostly known as Angel Mix, every weekday mornings, which was followed by "Caça Talentos", a soap opera starring her as Fada Bela. The ratings were robust, making Angélica even more famous than Xuxa; this was the first time any TV hostess had surpassed her in popularity. Sales of her merchandising and CDs were also huge.

But soon, after the initial boom, the ratings began to decline and she changed the format of the show several times. While in 1996 Angélica was unbeatable among kids, in 1997 she lost popularity to Chiquititas (that year, Angelica's album sold 300,000 copies vs. 800,000 copies by the Chiquititas cast), but she was still very popular until 1999. In 1998, she had 250 products linked to her name and made more money than Xuxa due to licensing (the Angélica shoes by Grendene sold over 1 million pairs in 5 months; in the same period her cereal sold over 7 million boxes and her nail polish sold 4 million). The success of her products was even more remarkable because unlike Eliana (3rd on the list) and Gugu Liberato (4th), she didn't promote her product-line during her show.

Finally, she decided to end her career as a child show hostess and, with only three months left for her contract with Globo to expire, she was chosen as the presenter for Video Game (game for teenagers), a five-minute segment on Vídeo Show. Video Game was a game-show whereby two celebrities would compete head-on throughout the entire week. The segment caused Video Show's ratings to double, and what was supposed to be a 2001 summer-only, 5 minute segment, became a 20-minute block (half of the show); it is still aired and has managed to keep up its impressive ratings.

Due to the success of Vídeo Show, Angelica's popularity heightened again, leading to her being in a lot of advertising campaigns and appearing on magazine covers. She also presented the first two seasons of Fame, Brazilian version of Operación Triunfo (Operation Triumph).[citation needed]

Since her well-received return to TV, presenting Vídeo Show, Rede Globo began planning projects for her, but her own show finally started in April 2006. "Estrelas" is a show where Angélica interviews stars and shows their intimacy (house, hobbies, etc.). The show is #1 in its time-slot in the states which show the program and airs every Saturday before TV Xuxa.[citation needed]

Acting career

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Angélica had her first acting role on the successful mini-series, "The Guarani" at Rede Manchete. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, she had roles in several Os Trapalhões movies .

In 1996 she starred in the kids drama show Caça Talentos, which aired daily after "Angel Mix". While the show was a big hit for three years when the show was declinated it was replaced by Bambuluá, where she played a super-hero, which flopped.

She returned to acting in 1998; she had a starring role in Simão, o Fantasma Trapalhão, with Renato Aragão, only the best receivied by the public.

At the end of 1998, at the peak of her popularity, she starred in a special and highly promoted live special popular sitcom Sai de Baixo and in 2001 she had a recurring role on soap opera Um Anjo Caiu do Céu, where she played an angel: Angelina.[citation needed]

In 2004, Angélica was again one of the biggest TV presenters in Brazil thanks to "Vídeo Game" and Globo decided to release another movie with her in the leading role, but the teen-oriented movie, Um Show de Verão (which she starred in with Luciano Huck) didn't achieve expected success, in part due to it being rated PG-14.[citation needed]

In 2010, Angélica and Luciano Huck were one of the casts of a drama miniseries, As Cariocas However, the last episode featuring them proved to be the most watched episode in Brazil.[citation needed]

Since 2001, until 2011, she made "Video Game". The "Video Game" was stopped, with ten years.[citation needed]

Since 2006, she presented Estrelas, a TV program of interviewing celebrities, until 2018.[citation needed]

Personal life

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Angélica was born in Santo André, the daughter of Francisco and Angelina Ksyvickis. She has one sister, businesswoman (artistic producer) Marcia Marbá. She is of Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Austrian, Russian, Croatian and Romanian descent. According to research done her ancestors emigrated from Naples to Juiz de Fora. She also has Native Brazilian ancestry.[7]

Discography

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Album title Album details Peak chart positions Sales Certifications
ABPD
Angélica 1

2,500,000

Diamond (PMB)

Angélica 1

1,000,000

Diamond (PMB)

Angélica 1

1,000,000

Diamond (PMB)

Angélica 1

700,000

2× Platinum (PMB)

Angélica 1

1,000,000

Diamond (PMB)

Meu Jeito de Ser 1

300,000

Platinum (PMB)

Angélica 1

500,000

2× Platinum (PMB)

Angélica 6

270,000

Platinum (PMB)

Angélica 1

1,000,000

Diamond (PMB)

Angélica 1

1,500,000

Diamond (PMB)

Angélica 1

300,000

Platinum (PMB)

Angel Hits & Amigos
  • Released: 1999
  • Label: Sony
  • Format: CD, download digital
 7

100,000

Angélica 1

100,000

Gold (PMB)

Filmography

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Year Title Role Note
1979 Buzina do Chacrinha Participant Segment: "A Criança Mais Bonita do Brasil"
1982 Avenida Paulista Anamaria Scorza (young) Episode: "10 de maio"
1987 Nave da Fantasia Host
1987–93 Clube da Criança Host
1988–93 Milk Shake Host
1990 Um Sonho de Menina Herself New Year's Eve special
1991 O Guarani Cecília
1993–96 Casa da Angélica Host
1995–96 Passa ou Repassa Host
TV Animal Host
1996 Sai de Baixo Herself Episode: "Chez Cassandra"
1996–98 Caça Talentos Fada Bela
1996–2000 Angel Mix Host
1997 Alice no País da Música Alice New Year's Eve special
1998 Leitura nas Férias Host Vacation special
Asas Pra Que Te Quero Angel New Year's Eve special
1999–2000 Flora Encantada Flora
2000 Férias Animadas Host Vacation special
Angélica na Estrada Angélica Vacation special
TV Ano 50 Host Episode: "Auditório & Musicais"
2000–01 Bambuluá Angélica
2001 Um Anjo Caiu do Céu Angelina Querubim
2001–11 Video Game Host
2002 Sítio do Picapau Amarelo Cuca (disguised as Angélica) Episode: "A Pedra Mágica de Tupã"
2002–05 Fama Host
2003–08 Vídeo Show Retrô Host New Year's Eve specials
2004 Celebridade Herself Episode: "5 de abril"
2006–18 Estrelas Host
2009 Casseta & Planeta, Urgente! Various characters Episode: "14 de abril"
2010 As Cariocas Maria Teresa Episode: "A Traída da Barra"
2011 Fina Estampa Herself Episode: "28 de setembro"
2014 Geração Brasil Herself Episode: "14 de julho"
2017 Tá no Ar: a TV na TV Herself Episode: "24 de janeiro"
Vídeo Game Host
2019 Detetives do Prédio Azul Rexy Rowlands Episode: "Rexy, a Ex"
A Dona do Pedaço Herself Episode: "8–29 de outubro"
Vai Que Cola Herself Episode: "Mix de Angel"
2020 Simples Assim Host

Films

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Year Title Role
1988 Os Heróis Trapalhões - Uma Aventura na Selva Angélica
1989 Os Trapalhões na Terra dos Monstros
1990 Uma Escola Atrapalhada Tami Azeredo de Castro
1998 Simão, o Fantasma Trapalhão Herself (Simão disguised)
1999 Zoando na TV Angel
2001 Xuxa and the Elves Fada Melissa
2004 A Summer Show Andréa
2009 Xuxa in the Mystery of Feiurinha Rapunzel
2020 De Perto, Ela Não é Normal Rebeca

Dubbing

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Year Title Role
1989 Master Eder and his Pumuckl Fleur
1992 The Wizard of Oz Angélica
1994 Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue Corey
1998 The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain Odette

References

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  1. ^ Mãe de dois meninos, Angélica diz que gravidez de menina tem glamour
  2. ^ "Angélica vai com Luciano Huck e filhos a cinema no Rio" (in Portuguese).
  3. ^ "Angélica diz que está "enorme" durante gravidez" (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 12 May 2012.
  4. ^ Mãe de dois meninos, Angélica diz que gravidez de menina tem glamour
  5. ^ "Angélica vai com Luciano Huck e filhos a cinema no Rio" (in Portuguese).
  6. ^ "TV-Pesquisa". www.tv-pesquisa.com.puc-rio.br. Archived from the original on 2018-02-25. Retrieved 2018-05-09.
  7. ^ "Angélica descobre que é parente de Galvão Bueno e de Frei Galvão" (in Portuguese). Folha de São Paulo.
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