Scene from Magnífica 70 / TV series (2015)

Alternate Names: Isabela Gentil Camero, Isabella Camero

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• O Vampiro do Meio-Dia (2008) as

Most Important Roles:

• Urubus (2021) as Valéria
• Cedo Demais (2024) as Bianca
• She and I (2021) as Amiga Carol
• Turn It Up, It's Rock 'n' Roll (2024) as Lilica
• Meu Álbum de Amores (2022) as Marcela
• Transe (2024) as Bella
• Punhal (2015) as
• Tamo Junto (2016) as Jovem 3 do 'Eu Nunca'
• Good Luck (2014) as Menina 2
• How Do You See Me? (2017) as

Career Highlights:

• Urubus (2021)
• Cedo Demais (2024)
• She and I (2021)
• Turn It Up, It's Rock 'n' Roll (2024)
• Meu Álbum de Amores (2022)
• Transe (2024)
• Punhal (2015)
• Tamo Junto (2016)
• Good Luck (2014)
• How Do You See Me? (2017)

Isabella Camero Serra, known professionally as Bella Camero, was born on June 26, 1992, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She is the daughter of actress Dida Camero and began her acting journey at a young age, growing up backstage at the famous Tablado theater while watching her mother perform. Initially studying Engineering, she eventually chose to pursue acting as a career. Bella attended improvisation classes and later earned a Bachelor's Degree in Theater from UniverCidade.

First Appearances:

• Lost and Found (2001) as Juliana

Most Important Roles:

• The Year My Parents Went on Vacation (2006) as Bia - Mauro's mother
• To the Left of the Father (2001) as Ana
• Primo Basílio (2007) as Leonor
• Go Jump in The River (2018) as Filipa
• Stillborn (2011) as Voz
• Balzac's Last Novel (2011) as
• Elvis & Madonna (2011) as Elvis
• Desmundo (2002) as Orisbela
• Memories They Told Me (2013) as Ana
• Rudder of Destiny (2023) as Elza

Career Highlights:

• The Year My Parents Went on Vacation (2006)
• To the Left of the Father (2001)
• Primo Basílio (2007)
• Go Jump in The River (2018)
• Stillborn (2011)
• Balzac's Last Novel (2011)
• Elvis & Madonna (2011)
• Desmundo (2002)
• Memories They Told Me (2013)
• Rudder of Destiny (2023)

Simone Spoladore starred in the TV series 'Magnífica 70' which portrays the underground cinema-making scene of São Paulo in the '70s. The third season sees the protagonists returning to their original paths, facing cultural censorship, artistic integrity challenges, and aiming for success.