Jô Soares, a writer and comedian from Brazil who was found by Portugal on the programme “Viva o Gordo!” passed away today in So Paulo, Brazil, at the age of 84, according to a post from his ex-wife Flavia Piedras. inside the Instagram community.
How Did Brazilian humorist, talk show host Jô Soares Die?
Jo Soares, a well-known comedian and television personality in Brazil, passed away early on Friday in Sao Paulo. He was 84.
According to the Sirio Libanes hospital in Sao Paulo, Soares had been admitted to the hospital since July 28 due to pneumonia. The note that was posted on its website didn’t specify the reason for his passing.
The burial service for the comedy will honour his loved ones.
Jô Soares – cause of death
According to the Sirio Libanes hospital in Sao Paulo, Soares had been admitted to the hospital since July 28 due to pneumonia. The note that was posted on its website didn’t specify the reason for his passing.
Pele, a soccer star, commented on Twitter, “Jo was a fantastic buddy, brilliant, insightful, amusing, and loved a good talk.” The news that this wonderful star has passed away makes me saddened when I get up.
Joe Soares also said: “It is not necessary to display beauty to the blind, nor to speak the truth to the deaf,” in his most recent post on his official Twitter page, which was published on Thursday. I enjoy you.
Jô Soares Biography
Joe Soares, real name Jose Eugenio Soares, was born in Rio de Janeiro on January 17, 1938. As a playwright and actor, he had his film and television debut in the late 1950s, notably at the Grand TV Tupi theatre. About ten years later, he made his TV Globo debut with the show “Faça Humor No Fazer Guerra,” for which he was both an actor and an author.
He was a teenager studying in Switzerland when he developed a passion for theatre. After his parents’ business went through, he returned to Brazil and started attending acting training.
In 1954, he made his film debut in a musical, and in 1958, he made his television debut. He started to write, direct, and develop characters with his distinctive humour. In addition to writing novels and newspaper columns, he frequently used his blend of humour and irony.
When RTP started airing its comedy programme “Viva o Gordo!” in Portugal in 1981, people there first learned about the author of “O Xangô de Baker Street.”
Jô Soares career
Joe Soares also said: “It is not necessary to display beauty to the blind, nor to speak the truth to the deaf,” in his most recent post on his official Twitter page, which was published on Thursday. I enjoy you.
When he began hosting talk shows in the late 1980s, the expression “A kiss from the big man” quickly gained popularity. He conducted interviews with hundreds of notables for his programme Programa do Jo, which Globo broadcast from 2000 to 2016.
Rafael, Soares’ lone son, passed away in 2014. Soares continued to work and paid tribute to him on the radio at the time.
He said, “A kiss from the fat man, and life continues.” Life is what we came to do, after all.
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