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Lorena de Souza Mendes Comparato (Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation: [loh-REH-nah dji SOH-zah MEN-jees kohm-pah-RAH-too]; born March 14, 1990) better known as Lorena Comparato, is a Portuguese-Brazilian actress, screenwriter, director, producer, voice actress and presenter born in Portugal.

Born
Lorena de Souza Mendes

(1990-03-14) March 14, 1990 (age 36)[1]
Citizenship
  • Brazilian
  • Portuguese
EducationEscola de Artes Célia Helena
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
British School of Rio de Janeiro
UCLA Exchange
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Director
  • Producer
  • Writer
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Lorena Comparato
Comparato in 2019
Born
Lorena de Souza Mendes

(1990-03-14) March 14, 1990 (age 36)[1]
Citizenship
  • Brazilian
  • Portuguese
EducationEscola de Artes Célia Helena
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
British School of Rio de Janeiro
UCLA Exchange
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Director
  • Producer
  • Writer
Years active2009–present
FatherDoc Comparato
RelativesBianca Comparato (sister)
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Comparato's career began as a Child actor when she played a supporting role in TV Globinho on the Rede Globo from 2009 to 2012. She made his television debut in the drama Fora de Controle (2012) followed by roles as Britney Santos in the romance drama Do Amor (2012)[2] and the Comedy television series Pé na Cova (2013-2016) and Rock Story (2016).[3]

Early life and education

Lorena de Souza Mendes Comparato was born on March 14, 1990, in Lisbon, Portugal,[4] to writer Doc Comparato, of Portuguese and Italian descent,[5] and speech coach and actor preparer Leila (née Mendes) Comparato.[6] She grew up in Sintra before moving back to Brazil.[5][7] Comparato, therefore, holds both Portuguese and Brazilian citizenship, with her Portuguese citizenship being recognized after the age of 8.[5][4] She has two older sisters, Bianca, who is an actress, and Fabiana, who is a screenwriter.[8]

She studied theatre from an early age before returning to Brazil. Comparato later enrolled herself at Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communications. She also participate in student exchange program at the University of California.[9] Later, she obtained her master’s degree in Performing Arts from ESCH (Escola Superior de Artes Célia Helena), São Paulo.[7]

Career

Comparato began her career in television as a presenter on TV Globinho program before transitioning to acting. She became a member of the theater group named Cia. de Quatro Mulheres along with three other actresses, Andrezza Abreu, Anita Chaves, and Karina Ramil, in 2011.[10] The following year, she made her television debut as an actress in the police series Fora de Controle (2012), broadcast by RecordTV, followed by a role in the series Do Amor.[11]

In 2013, she joined the regular cast of the sitcom Pé na Cova, on TV Globo, playing Abigail, a character who had a relationship with the owner of a funeral home. She remained on the series until its conclusion in 2016.[12][13] In the same year, she made appearances in the productions TOC's de Dalila and the series E Aí... Comeu?. Also in 2016, she debuted in her first telenovela, Rock Story, in the role of Vanessa. The telenovela aired until 2017. During the same period, she participated in the drama series Cidade Proibida.[14]

She joined the cast of the comedy series Samantha! in 2018, playing the role of Laila, a digital influencer.[15] That same year, she began playing Geise in the Star+ series Impuros.[16][17] In 2019, she returned to TV Globo for a special appearance in the series Cine Holliúdy, playing Formosa. The character would return in a regular role in the following seasons of the series, broadcast in 2022 and 2023.[18][19] She also played Tainá, a stripper in the comedy series Homens?.[20]

In 2020, Comparato played Celeste in Boca de Ouro,[21] a film adaptation of the play by Nelson Rodrigues.[22] For her performance, she received the Best Actress award at the Miami Brazilian Film Festival.[23] In 2021, she made a guest appearance in the telenovela Um Lugar ao Sol, portraying the younger version of Ana Beatriz Nogueira's character during the opening phase of the story.[24][25] That same year, she joined the cast of the television series Filhas de Eva as Suzana, a sex worker,[26] and appeared in the films Lacuna and Amarração do Amor.[27]

Comparato starred in the lead role in the Brazilian adaptation of the television series Não Foi Minha Culpa in 2022, a series about domestic violence that follows the franchise's original version.[28] In the same year, she played Glaúcia Figueira, a novice sertanejo artist, in the musical television series Rensga Hits!.[29] In 2023, she was cast of the films Regra 34 and Meu Álbum de Amores.[30]

In 2025, Comparato returned as cast with a leading role in the sketch sitcom Volte Sempre, playing Narcisa Aparecida.[31] She also made a guest appearance in the seventh season of the comedy series Tô de Graça, playing a nun. That same year, she appeared in the television special in Falas de Orgulho, which focused on LGBTQ+ representation, and Falas de Acesso, which explored the experiences of people with disabilities.[32]

In 2026, Comparato played Elize Matsunaga in the Netflix film Elize: Shadows of a Woman, written by Raphael Montes. The movie is about the Murder of Marcos Matsunaga.[33]

Filmography

Television

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Year Title Role
2009 TV Globinho Presenter
2012 Fora de Controle Juliana
Do Amor Britney Santos[11]
2013–2016 Pé na Cova Abigail de Jesus Pereira
2016 TOC's de Dalila Cristal
E Aí... Comeu? Lua
2016–2017 Rock Story Vanessa do Rosário
2017 Cidade Proibida Dora Passos
2018–2019 Malhação: Vidas Brasileiras Camila Alves ("Mila")[34]
Samantha! Laila[35]
2018–2026 Impuros Geise Rocha Ferreira
2019–2020 Homens? Tainá Almeida
2019–2023 Cine Holliúdy Formosa da Fonseca[36]
2021 Filhas de Eva Suzana Prata
Um Lugar ao Sol Elenice Muniz Meirelles (young)[37]
2022 Não Foi Minha Culpa Priscila Santos
2022–2025 Rensga Hits! Glaúcia Figueira[38]
2025 Tô de Graça Madre Ana Paula[39]
Falas de Orgulho Marcelle[40]
Falas de Acesso
Volte Sempre Narcisa Aparecida[41]
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Film

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Year Title Role
2010 Handebol Bia[42]
2014 Lemming Milla[43]
2015 Angústia Garota Bling Ring[44]
Amor Suspenso Maria[45]
Mate-Me Por Favor Garota Morta[46]
2016 É Fada! Patricinha Loura[46]
2017 E.A.S.: Esquadrão Antissequestro Maiara[47]
2020 Boca de Ouro Celeste
2021 Lacuna Sofia
Amarração do Amor Cleyde
2023 Regra 34 Lúcia[48]
Meu Álbum de Amores Catarina
2026 O Advogado de Deus Lídia
Trago Seu Amor Paty[49]
Elize: Shadows of a Woman Elize Matsunaga[50]
Teia Beatriz
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Awards and nominations

Film and television

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Year Award[51] Category Nominated work Result
2015 Festival BR Internacional de Cinema Best Supporting Actress Angústia (Short) Won
2020 CINE Fest Brasil Montevideo Best Actress Boca de Ouro Won
2020 Séries em Cena Best Actress Homens? Nominated
2021 Brazilian Film Festival of Miami Best Actress Boca de Ouro Won
Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro Best Actress Nominated
2022 Prêmio Pena de Prata Best Actress Rensga Hits! Nominated
Prêmio Novelando Best Actress Rensga Hits! Nominated
2025 PRODU Awards Best Lead Actress in a Crime/Prison Drama Impuros Nominated
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Theatre

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Year Award Category Nominated work Result
2016–2019[52] FITA (Festa Internacional de Teatro de Angra) Best Play Não Tô Entendendo Nada Won
Best Cast Won
2013[53] Zilka Salaberry Awards Best Actress Nadistas e Tudistas Nominated
2024 FITA (Festa Internacional de Teatro de Angra) Best Supporting Actress Bonitinha, Mas Ordinária Nominated
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Independent projects and festivals

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Year Award Category Nominated work Result
2020 Promax Award Silver Award E! No Filter WNKDS 2 (Cia de 4) Won
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