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Lucinha Lins : ウィキペディア英語版
Lucinha Lins

Lúcia Maria Werner Vianna Lins (born March 9, 1953), better known as Lucinha Lins, is a Brazilian actress and singer.
==Career==
Lucinha became first known by the public in the 1979 Rede Globo series ''Plantão de Polícia'', pioneer in issues such as homosexuality and drug traffic on the Brazilian television. Two years later, she became recognized as a singer, after she won the Shell Music Festival performing Jerônimo Jardim's "Purpurina".
In 1980 she duetted with Rio superstar Jorge Ben on the track 'Georgia e Jorge' on his ''Alô, alô, Como Vai?'' album.
In 1984, Lucinha starred on the Globo miniseries ''Rabo-de-Saia''. To promote her role, she posed nude for the August issue of ''Playboy''. On the following year, she starred in Dias Gomes' ''Roque Santeiro'', the highest rated telenovela in the history of Brazil, as the virgin widow of the title character, portrayed by José Wilker. In 1989, she starred in ''O Salvador da Pátria'', which was accused by some of having an anti-Lula bias.
From 1991 to 1994, she had minor roles on Globo productions. She then decided to leave Globo to act in two SBT telenovelas, ''As Pupilas do Senhor Reitor'' and ''Sangue do Meu Sangue''. In 1996, she acted on Rede Record's ''Perdidos de Amor''. In 1997 she returned to Globo, to star on the third season of teen series ''Malhação''. In 1999 she would return to Record to act on ''Tiro e Queda''. In 2001 she returned to Globo, where she starred in ''Estrela Guia'', alongside pop singer Sandy. She would also act on the network's ''Chocolate com Pimenta'' in 2003.
In 2004, she left Globo to star as Blanca on the SBT adaptation of Televisa's ''Esmeralda''. Two years later, she signed with Record. Her first role on the network was on the controversial ''Vidas Opostas'', which was the first telenovela in Brazil shot at a favela. Two years later, she would star as Vilma, the pyromaniac villain of ''Chamas da Vida'', the network's current 10 p.m. telenovela. The first antagonist of her career has been acclaimed by both critics and public.

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