Loro Bardot, 26, is a Brazilian non-binary actor-musician who embarked on their career at 18 with the debut EP "Café dos Pássaros." This album garnered attention, securing placements in magazines and TV show soundtracks. Subsequently, Loro delved into scoring for films, TV, and plays, transitioning seamlessly in front of the cameras.
In 2023, they made their acting debut at the Cannes Film Festival as the co-star of the feature "Levante" (Power Alley), earning over 20 awards, including Fipresci...
Loro Bardot, 26, is a Brazilian non-binary actor-musician who embarked on their career at 18 with the debut EP "Café dos Pássaros." This album garnered attention, securing placements in magazines and TV show soundtracks. Subsequently, Loro delved into scoring for films, TV, and plays, transitioning seamlessly in front of the cameras.
In 2023, they made their acting debut at the Cannes Film Festival as the co-star of the feature "Levante" (Power Alley), earning over 20 awards, including Fipresci at Cannes, Best Ibero-American Film at Palm Springs, Best Movie in Havana, and the Youth Jury Award at the Rotterdam Film Festival. Relocating to Perth, Australia, Loro now showcases their piano skills at jazz clubs, navigating new challenges as an immigrant.
Loro Bardot, 26, is a Brazilian non-binary actor-musician who embarked on their career at 18 with the debut EP "Café dos Pássaros." This album garnered attention, securing placements in magazines and TV show soundtracks. Subsequently, Loro delved into scoring for films, TV, and plays, transitioning seamlessly in front of the cameras.
In 2023, they made their acting debut at the Cannes Film Festival as the co-star of the feature "Levante" (Power Alley), earning over 20 awards, including Fipresci at Cannes, Best Ibero-American Film at Palm Springs, Best Movie in Havana, and the Youth Jury Award at the Rotterdam Film Festival. Relocating to Perth, Australia, Loro now showcases their piano skills at jazz clubs, navigating new challenges as an immigrant.
