1 of 2 Angela Rabello in “Love of Life”
Angela Rabello in the reproduction of “Love of Life”.
Ângela Rabello, who played Eudóxia in “Amor à vida” (2013), a successful story written by Walcyr Carrasco, died at the age of 73. The cause of death was not revealed to the actress. The announcement of her death was made this Wednesday (29) by Stella Rabello, one of the artist’s daughters, on social media.
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Angela recently underwent a liver transplant after discovering cancer. The donor was his own daughter Lali. “I can’t even say what happened from then to now. Because life doesn’t slow down and it just keeps going, going, going. We haven’t slowed down either. We walked together. Together with life. There wasn’t even “time to think. There wasn’t even time to give time to doubt. There was just time to trust,” Stella said on social media.
2 of 2 Angela Rabello Photo: Reproduction Angela Rabello Photo: Reproduction
The funeral service is expected to take place this Thursday (30th) from 1 p.m. at the Carmo Memorial Cemetery in Caju, central zone of Rio de Janeiro. The actress’ body will be cremated at the same place at 4 p.m.
Ângela Rabello has been involved in around 15 television projects
In “Amor à vida” Ângela played Eudóxia, the mother of Ignácio (Carlos Machado), the fiancé of Valdirene (Tatá Werneck). The rich and snobbish character disliked her daughterinlaw’s family and tried to turn her into a lady.
In addition to the soap opera directed by Walcyr Carrasco, Rabello was also in the cast of “Cambalacho” (1986), “O carnation ea rosa” (2000), “Sangue bom” (2013) and “Amor de Mãe”. Her last work on television was the role of Aunt Aurora in “A Place in the Sun” (2021).
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