Bella Campos becomes a phenomenon by giving a voice to Maria de Fátima inside and outside the screens

Protagonist of the remake of ‘Vale Tudo’, Bella Campos, 27, is enjoying the good time of her still short – and intense – artistic career. With only three years of trajectory, the actress celebrates the repercussion of her interpretation of Maria de Fátima, one of the most iconic villains of television drama. Even so, she keeps her feet on the ground, especially after facing criticism even before the soap opera debut at the end of March at Globo.

“Challenges have always been part of my life. Turning my pain into strength is something I learned from an early age, and that’s how I connected with art,” says Bella, who gives life to the ambitious daughter of Raquel Accioli (Taís Araujo).

Villain and influencer-by the way, with a huge success-Maria de Fatima even won a fictional interview in Glamor magazine, as if it were a real celebrity. The actress, of course, had fun with the idea. “Interpreting Fatima has been an amazing experience, because it’s something that once just happened on the streets, with the actresses who did villains. Today, it happens on social networks, and I get this interaction in a very fun way on her profile,” he noted.

In the staged interview, with answers written by author Manuela Dias, the character recalls a “wonderful” childhood in Foz do Iguaçu (PR), reveals how she met Afonso Roitman and still elects her mother -in -law as an example to follow. “I think Odete is a sensible fairy! A powerful woman, ahead of her time, chic, free and owner of her own body. Who doesn’t want to be like that?” Shoots the character.

And Fatima’s interview didn’t stop there. She also gave her opinion about feminism. “I think women have to fight for their rights. But at the same time, I don’t want to be committed to raising any flag, because I have my romantic dreams,” said the influencer who still responded to the future. “I see myself with my brand of beauty products, clothes, shoes … Offering my lifestyle to my fattymores is what guides my life.”