Bussunda
Brazilian comedian and TV personality
Brazilian comedian and TV personality
1962
63 years ago
Performers & Entertainers
Brazil
A prominent figure in Brazilian comedy, contributed to the success of the television program 'Casseta & Planeta'. The comedic group became widely recognized in Brazil for its humorous sketches and satirical content, often addressing political and social issues. Positioned as a trailblazer within the sector, this comedian gained a massive following through a unique blend of humor that resonated with audiences. The legacy continued even after his untimely death in 2006, with the influence of his work evident in Brazilian comedy.
Contributed to 'Casseta & Planeta'
Influenced Brazilian comedic landscape
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