Biography
Alexandre da Silva Santana (born December 10, 1979), known professionally as Babu Santana, is a Brazilian actor. Born in Vidigal, Rio de Janeiro, Santana acted in plays at school since his 12 years and joined the theater group "Nós do Morro" when he was 17. His first roles in films were in 2002 when he acted in "City of God" and "Something in the Air". He's the winner of two Grande Otelos, the greatest award of Brazilian cinema and a former participant in reality TV show Big Brother Brasil.
Movies & TV Shows
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City of God (2002) — Grande - Big Boy
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City of Men (2007) — Dono do Morro Careca
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Estômago: A Gastronomic Story (2007) — Bujiú
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My Name Ain't Johnny (2008) — Police Officer
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Tim Maia (2014) — Tim Maia
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Noah's Ark (2024) — Hiena 2 (voice)
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Party Crashers (2012) — Guarda Adelair
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Once Upon a Time in Rio (2008) — Homem do CV
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India: A Love Story (2009) — paciente do Dr. Castanho
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So Normal 2: The Craziest Night Ever (2009) — Policial no Hospital
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Elite Cup (2014) — Jamba
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Perfect Love (2023) — Frei Severo
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Big Brother Brazil (2002) — Self - Housemate
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A Favorita (2008) — dono da casa que Edivaldo, Greice e Céu foram morar
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Baptism of Blood (2007) — Carcereiro do DOPS
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Coffee With Cinnamon (2018) — Ivan
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Intervenção (2021) — Soldado Lobo
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In Dog's Words (2016) — Santana
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Soul Mate (2005) — um dos peões da fazenda que perseguem Serena
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Same Old West (2025) — Durval
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Redeemer (2004) — Júnior
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The Others (2023) — Nelson
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Rule 34 (2023) — André
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Undercover Party Crasher (2025) — Jaime
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Praça Paris (2017) — Pastor
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Cobrador: In God We Trust (2007) — Pastor
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Julio Sumiu (2014) — Orlando Caolha
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Seize the Day (2009) — Coisa Ruim
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Almost Brothers (2004) — Pingão
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Tropical Paradise (2007) — Klebão
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Lost and Found (2007) — Leão
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Snakes & Lizards (2006) — Sequestrador
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I Love Paraisópolis (2015) — Jávai
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Something in the Air (2002) — Roque
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The State of the World (2007) — (segment "Germano")
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New World (2017) — Jacinto
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White House (2025) — Tonhão
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Memories They Told Me (2013) — João Tavares
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O Jogo Que Mudou a História (2024) — Hoffmann
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Run For Your Lives (2020) — Nanico