Francisco José Rodrigues de Moraes Pissolato, better known as Kiko Pissolato, is a multifaceted Brazilian actor, writer, businessman and screenwriter, born in Piracicaba, São Paulo, on May 6, 1980. Since the beginning of his career, Kiko has stood out for his versatility and talent in different areas of entertainment.
Kiko Pissolato gained national notoriety when he played the character Macarrão in the acclaimed soap opera “Avenida Brasil”, shown on Rede Globo. His performance in the plot was so remarkable that he is still remembered and recognized by the public today. This role not only consolidated his television career, but also catapulted him into new challenges and opportunities in the artistic world.
In addition to his work in soap operas, Kiko also stood out in theater. He participated in several theater productions, including “Rainy Day Handbook,” where his performance was widely praised. Kiko's ability to transition between different media and acting styles is a hallmark of his career, demonstrating his ability to adapt and shine in any artistic format.
Recently, Kiko played the character Carlos in the Brazilian series “Tudo Igual… SQN”, by Disney. This role added another success to his career, demonstrating his ability to reinvent himself and win over new audiences. The series was well received and contributed to further solidifying Kiko's presence in the Brazilian audiovisual scene.
Kiko Pissolato gained great notoriety for his role in the soap opera "Avenida Brasil", where he played the character Macarrão. This work was a milestone in his career, being remembered to this day by fans and critics.
Parallel to his career as an actor, Kiko is also a writer and businessman. He has dedicated himself to writing scripts and developing his own projects, exploring his creativity and artistic vision in a broad way. This multifaceted performance demonstrates his commitment to art and his constant search for new challenges and achievements.
Recently, Kiko played Carlos in the Brazilian series "Tudo Igual... SQN". This role added another success to his career, showing his ability to adapt to new challenges and win over different audiences.
In addition to his work in soap operas, Kiko also stood out in theater with plays such as "Manual para Dias Chuvosos". His ability to move between different media and acting styles is a hallmark of his career.
