Female Opera Mel Maia

Mel Maia

Living place: Rio De Janeiro

Birthday: 3-5-2004 (20 years old)

Population of the world 2004: 6.4 billions

Global rank: #37388

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Female Opera Mel Maia profile

Who is Female Opera Mel Maia?
Award-winning Brazilian actress who became famous for her role of Rita on the popular telenova Avenida Brasil. She then starred on a telenova, Joia Rara, in 2013.
For her work on Avenida Brasil, she won the Melhores do Ano and Premio Contigo awards for Best Actress. Child.

Young / Before famous

She was born in Rio de Janeiro.

Family life info

Her parents are Debora and Luciano Maia.

Close relationship

Boy friend/ husband/ darling Female Opera Mel Maia là ai?
She and Bruno Gissoni appeared on Avenia Brazil together.

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Summary of Mel Maia profile

When was Female Opera Mel Maia born?
Mel Maia birthday 3-5-2004 (at the age of 20).
Where is Female Opera Mel Maia's birth place, what is Zodiac/Chinese Zodiac?
Mel Maia was born in Rio De Janeiro, of Brazil. Ms, whose Zodiac is Taurus, and who Chinese Zodiac is The Monkey. Mel Maia's global rank is 37388 and whose rank is 302 in list of famous Female Opera. Population of the world in 2004 is about 6.4 billions persons.
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Events in 2004 and 3-5

Events in the world in the birth year of Mel Maia

  • About one third of Iran’s Parliament steps down to protest hard-line Guardian Council’s banning of more than 2,000 reformists from running in parliamentary elections (Feb. 1).
  • A. Q. Khan, founder of Pakistan's nuclear program, admits he sold nuclear-weapons designs to other countries, including North Korea, Iran, and Libya (Feb. 4).
  • Armed rebels in Haiti force President Aristide to resign and flee the country (Feb. 29).
  • Spain is rocked by terrorist attacks, killing more than 200. Al Qaeda takes responsibility (March 11).
  • Spain's governing Popular Party loses election to opposition Socialists. Outcome seen as a reaction to terrorist attacks days before and Popular Party's support of the U.S.-led war in Iraq (March 14).
  • North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) formally admits 7 new countries: Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia (March 29).
  • Israeli prime minister Sharon announces plan to unilaterally withdraw from Gaza Strip (April 12).
  • Greek Cypriots reject UN reunification plan with Turkish Cypriots (April 24).
  • Sudan rebels (SPLA) and government reach accord to end 21-year civil war. However, separate war in western Darfur region between Arab militias and black Africans continues unabated (May 26).
  • U.S. troops launch offensive in Falluja in response to killing and mutilation on March 31 of four U.S. civilian contractors. (April 5–May 1).
  • U.S. hands over power to Iraqi interim government; Iyad Allawi becomes prime minister (June 28).
  • Security Council demands Sudanese government disarm militias in Darfur that are massacring civilians (July 30).
  • Summer Olympics take place in Athens, Greece (Aug. 13–29).
  • Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez survives recall referendum (Aug. 16).
  • Chechen terrorists take about 1,200 schoolchildren and others hostage in Beslan, Russia; 340 people die when militant detonate explosives (Sept. 1–3).
  • UN Atomic Energy Agency tells Iran to stop enriching uranium; a nascent nuclear weapons program suspected (Sept. 18).
  • About 380 tons of explosives reported missing in Iraq (Oct. 25).
  • Yasir Arafat dies in Paris (Nov. 11).
  • U.S. troops launch attack on Falluja, stronghold of the Iraqi insurgency (Nov. 8).
  • Ukraine presidential election declared fraudulent (Nov. 21).
  • Hamid Karzai inaugurated as Afghanistan's first popularly elected president (Dec. 7).
  • Massive protests by supporters of opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko's lead to a new Ukrainian election; Yushchenko eventually declared prime minister (Dec. 26).
  • Enormous tsunami devastates Asia; 200,000 killed (Dec. 26).

Birthday Mel Maia (3-5) in history

  • Day 3-5 year 1937: Margaret Mitchell won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction for Gone With the Wind.
  • Day 3-5 year 1948: The Shelley v. Kraemer Supreme Court decision stated that it is unconstitutional for a court to enforce a restrictive covenant which prevents people of a certain race from owning or occupying property.
  • Day 3-5 year 1979: Margaret Thatcher became the first woman elected prime minister of England.
  • Day 3-5 year 1986: At the age of 54, legendary horse jockey Bill Shoemaker became the oldest person to win the Kentucky Derby, riding Ferdinand to victory.
  • Day 3-5 year 1999: Kansas and Oklahoma were hit by an outbreak of more than 55 tornadoes, including one measured at F5 on the Fujita scale.
  • Day 3-5 year 2001: The United States, a member of the UN Human Rights Commission since its inception, lost its seat. It would be restored the following year.
  • Day 3-5 year 2003: New Hampshire’s symbol, the granite Old Man of the Mountain, collapsed in the state’s Franconia Mountains.
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