Alice Braga

Braga in 2008, photo credit: David Shankbone

Birth Name: Alice Braga Moraes

Place of Birth: São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

Date of Birth: 15 April, 1983

Ethnicity: Brazilian [Portuguese, some Indigenous and African]

Alice Braga is a Brazilian actress. She is known for her role as Angelica in the 2002 film City of God, and for I Am Legend and Redbelt.

Alice is the daughter of Ana Maria Braga and Nico Moraes. Her aunt, her mother’s sister, is actress Sônia Braga (Sônia Maria Campos Braga). Her mother is said to have Portuguese, as well as Indigenous and African, ancestry.

Her mother is pictured here.

Alice’s maternal grandfather was Hélio Fernando Ferraz Braga (the son of Alonso de Carvalho Braga). Alonso was the mayor of municipality of Tupã, São Paulo. Alonso was the son of Américo Pedroso Braga and Francisca Carvalho.

Alice’s maternal grandmother was Maria Jaci Campos (the daughter of Boaventura Avelar Campos and Ana Maria da Cunha). Ana was born in São Paulo, the daughter of Silvestre José da Cunha and Delfina Maria do Carmo.

Source: http://biography.jrank.org

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16 Responses

  1. me says:

    she is portuguese,african and native,mostly portuguese
    http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardos

  2. geff says:

    she has a tipically portuguese name, and has not portuguese ehtnicity?

  3. Mila says:

    i am Brazilian and i consider my self Latina since my family came from LATIN America

    • luli says:

      that is pretty awesome i often wondered if brazilians considered themselves latino because you guys are awesome!

    • Chris says:

      i think the point was where u came from before brazil thats in question. latino is only a culture. only natives were there from the start. and most of the brazilians are either european or some white/black mix. question is what. and if ure like 4th,5th generation brazilian chances are u dont know. and if u moved to USA from brazil then ure totally clueless about prior origin other than brazil cuz americans usually dont know where the hell they came from after 2,3 generations :).

  4. Anonymous says:

    Brazilian is not a ethnicity

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