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Armando Babaioff

Armando Babaioff

Actor · Born 1981-04-01 · Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil

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Biography

Armando Babaioff (Recife, April 1, 1981) is a Brazilian actor, producer, translator. He is an actor, known for Segundo Sol (2018), A Lei do Amor (2016) and Bom Sucesso (2019). He began studying theater at age 11 at Escola Municipal Pio X, in Jacarepaguá, and graduated from the Escola Técnica Estadual de Teatro Martins Penna and the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO) in performing arts. He made his professional debut on stage at the age of 15 at the Rei Ator Theater Festival. He acted in the award-winning productions A Fábula da Casa das Mulheres Sem Homens e Quietude by the Quantum Theater Company, winning the Best Actor Awards at the Carioca Theater Festival (2001) and at the VII Festival de Macaé (2001). In 2004, he starred alongside Vera Fischer in the show A Primeira Noite de um Homem, directed, translated and adapted by Miguel Falabella.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Second Chance (2018) — Ionan Yunes Falcão
  2. The Buzz (2010) — Thales Salmerón
  3. Pages of Life (2006) — Felipe Monteiro Telles
  4. Precious Pearl (2013) — Aderbal Feitosa
  5. Queen of Myself (2025) — Vanderson
  6. A Life Worth Living (2019) — Diogo Cabral
  7. Blue Blood (2014) — Benigno
  8. A Matter of Courage (2016) — Hermano
  9. Two Faces (2007) — Benoliel da Conceição
  10. The Prophet (2006) — Matheus Carvalho de Oliveira (adulto)
  11. Que História é Essa, Porchat? (2019) — Self
  12. Tangled Hearts (2013) — Érico Rabello
  13. The Brazilians (2012) — Pedro
  14. Amores Pandêmicos (2023) — Hugo
  15. Introdução à Música do Sangue (2015) — Chico
  16. Dercy de Verdade (2012) — Homero Kossac
  17. Wounded Past (2016) — Bruno Pessoa
  18. What of This World without Passion? (2016) — Lúcio Cardoso
  19. Madame Durocher (2024) — Pedro
  20. Juntas & Separadas (2026) — Ricardo
  21. Homem Livre (2017) — Hélio Lotte
  22. Do Amor (2012) — Pio
  23. E Aí... Comeu? (2016) — Pablo
  24. A(u)tores (2021)