Timeline Hebe Camargo

Birth

Aug 3, 1926

He was born on March 8, 1926, in the city of Taubaté.
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Early Career

1940

iniciou sua carreira como cantora de rádio, ainda na década de 1940, na Rádio Tupi.
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First Film

1949

Already in 1949 was in his first film (Almost in the Sky), that was followed of "Liana, the Pecadora" and "Zé do Periquito", this one in the company of Mazzaropi

First songs

1950

He released his first songs in 1950, "Oh, Jose" and "Who Was That Said".
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First Brazilian television network

1950

Já conhecida como "A estrela de São Paulo", a principal estrela do rádio da cidade, foi convidada a integrar o grupo que foi ao porto da cidade de Santos buscar os equipamentos para dar início a primeira rede de televisão brasileira, a Rede Tupi.
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The World is for Women

1955

In 1955, Hebe began the first female program of Brazilian TV, The World is for Women directed by Walter Forster and in 1959 released his first album, Hebe and You.
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Retiring the television

1964

She turns away from the television to give birth to her son Marcello Capuano, at the request of her husband Décio Capuano. https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebe_Camargo

Return to television

1966

She returns to television on RecordTV in April 1966, after several invitations and to her husband's will, with the program Hebe.

Participation in the film

2000

She did dubbing the animated film Dinosaur (as the character Baylene) and participated in the films "Thing of a Woman", a comedy directed by Eliana Fonseca.

Celebration

2004

In 2004, he celebrated his 18 years of SBT.

Death

Sep 29, 2012

Hebe died on September 29, 2012, in São Paulo at age 83 after suffering a cardiorespiratory arrest at dawn while sleeping.