Cibele Larrama, Luzia from ‘Mulheres de Areia’, suffered an accident during recording; understand

Cibele Larrama played in the soap opera Sand women (Globo), which is currently being reprized in Vale a Pena See again, the maid Luzia, from Virgílio’s farm (Raul Cortez), who has a crush on Alaor (Humberto Martins), becoming responsible for shaking up his marriage with Malu (Vivianne Pasmanter). After working on the soap opera starring Gloria PiresCibele produced other productions, not only on Globo, but also on Record and SBT.

The artist was part of the casts of soap operas such as The Journey (1994), Você Decide (1995), Snakes and Lizards (2006), Seven Sins (2007) and Pure Beauty (2008).

On SBT, Cibele was successful as the villain Malvina in Black Pearl (1998). At Record, she participated in biblical miniseries such as Samson and Delilah (2011), King David (2012) It is Miracles of Jesus (2014).

But what many don’t know is that Cibele suffered an accident while working. It was on the recordings of King Davidin 2012, when she brought the character Allat to life, as she was handling gunpowder in one of the scenes in the miniseries.

The material caused a fire-like explosion in the studio of the former Recnov complex. Soon, the fire was controlled by the broadcaster’s team, however, the accident left Cibele with part of her hair burned.

After the incident, the actress took a break from filming for a period of three weeks to recover. She underwent medical care for burns and underwent back surgery.

Two years after the trauma, she acted in the miniseries Miracles of Jesus, in 2014, playing Rana in one of the episodes. This was his last work on television.

Currently, Cibele Larrama is 54 years old and lives away from the spotlight. She is very discreet on social media, only with friends and family on Instagram, she maintains an Instagram profile, but reserved only for friends and family.

She was married to the director, publicist and actor Manitou Felipe between 1998 and 2012. Recently, the actress changed her name to Ana Cibele Andrade.