Thiago dos Santos Martins, a multifaceted Brazilian artist, was born on September 19, 1988, in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro. As a talented actor, singer, and songwriter, he has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
Martins' journey in the arts began with his involvement in the Nós do Morro theater group, a social project that brought together residents from the Vidigal favela. This unique experience not only honed his craft but also allowed him to make a positive difference in his community.
In 1999, Thiago dos Santos Martins made his television debut in a special Christmas episode of the popular program "Uma Carta Para Deus" hosted by the renowned presenter Xuxa. This marked the beginning of his successful television career.
In 2002, Martins gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Lampião in the critically acclaimed film "Cidade de Deus." The same year, he also played the role of João Victor, a middle-class teenager, in the hit series "Cidade dos Homens."
Thiago dos Santos Martins made his soap opera debut in 2004, starring as Sal in the popular soap opera "Da Cor do Pecado." His role was a result of a nomination by the talented actress Giovanna Antonelli, with whom he had previously worked in the 2003 film "Maria-Mãe do Filho de Deus."
