The actor Joaquim Lopes is taking on new challenges and made an exciting reflection on the end of a cycle. He lives with his wife, the singer-songwriter Marcella Fogaça, and her twin daughters in the city of Rio de Janeiro. However, the artist has spent most of his time in São Paulo due to professional projects.
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He is currently playing in the capital of São Paulo with the play “Beetlejuice”. Furthermore, he is expanding his horizons and opening a restaurant in the Ipiranga neighborhood, after all, gastronomy is also a passion shared by Joaquim.
Recently, the artist spoke about the difficulty of being away from his wife and daughters, Pietra and Sophia, two years old. Joaquim Lopes He exalted that he is chasing and building his dreams, which are also part of being good for his family. “Two pieces of me… and me away. Running after the 4 of us! (…) Nostalgia is a funny thing. She is sure of love…”, said the actor.
This week, the artist used social media to confirm the end of his contract with TV Globo, after 14 years of contract. Excited, he posed holding the badge and recalled that when he graduated at the age of 21 from the theater, his dream was to work at the broadcaster.
“I joined here in 2010 and I remember the day I went to sign my first contract at the headquarters in São Paulo. I remember the emotion of telling my parents that the bet they made back then had paid off. (…) Which school. How much has happened here, my God!…
My father always said: ‘Never close doors, my son!’ I leave here today with a brand new list of dreams and with the certainty of having left the door wide open”, said the actor.
Joaquim Lopes He also concluded by stating: “I would like to say a HUGE THANK YOU to TV Globo for everything it has given me, but especially to YOU who have been by my side all this time, being eyewitnesses from the seat of my profession, which for me has always been and will continue to be SACRED. Thank you for the celebrations, the criticisms, the tips and especially for letting me into everyone’s homes a little.”
