Maria Sílvia [SEP] cause of death
), in 2005 in which she played a traditional, elderly Brazilian indigenous woman. Silvia's other telenovela credits included "Torre de babel" in 1998, "Chocolate com pimenta" in 2003, and "Páginas da Vida" in 2006.
Sílvia appeared in a number of films throughout her career, some of which were directed by Walter Lima Jr, Ruy Guerra, Arnaldo Jabor and Paulo César Saraceni.
Maria Sílvia died of lung cancer on July 26, 2009, in Rio de Janeiro at the age of
Ferraço's attention. It remains unknown whether Maria Paula is interested in love or in revenge. Sílvia is slowly revealed as a psychopath, willing to go to extremes to stay with Ferraço.
Branca, Silvia's mother, discovers on the day following her husband João Pedro's death that he had an extra-marital affair for over twenty years with Célia Mara. Branca assumes her husband's place as the president of the "Universidade Pessoa de Moraes". She transforms it in an institution of excellence.
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