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Priscila Buiar

b. 1991

Brazilian actress and model (born 1991)

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Born 1991. Priscila Buiar is an actor.

Priscila Buiar (born 7 November 1991) is a Brazilian actress and model, best known for her performances in the web series Magenta and Stupid Wife. In 2022, she won the Rio Webfest and the Asia Web Awards in the category of Best Actress in Drama for her role in Stupid Wife.

Career Buiar appeared in several television commercials, including Niely Gold’s “DĂȘ a volta por cima” alongside Giovanna Antonelli, and stage plays such as Hamlet Essencial (2015). In 2017, she played Linda Cipriani in the short film FenĂŽmenos.

In 2018, she joined the cast of the web series Magenta, portraying Manuela, a role that earned her recognition and awards at festivals such as the Rio Webfest. The series became a favorite among Brazilian LGBT audiences. She also appeared in Borges (2018) by Porta dos Fundos.

In 2022, Buiar starred in Stupid Wife as Valentina Albuquerque, a role that brought her widespread acclaim and multiple awards. The series ran for three seasons and two specials, ending in April 2024.

In 2023, she starred in the short film Prayer Rio Version, winning Best Actress at the Diamond Bell International Film Festival and The Panama Series Festival. In 2024, she joined the cast of the telenovela Reis (Record TV) as Ula, and appeared in the horror film Sala Escura. In 2025, she starred in the American short film A Matter of Time, which premiered at the New York Shorts International Film Festival. In 2026, she joined the cast of the American series Dirty Roomie (season 3).

Filmography Television A Força do Querer (2017) – Claudio’s girlfriend (guest, 3 episodes) O Rico e Lázaro (2017) – guest role Borges (2018) – Daniela Vianna Amor sem Igual (2019) – Joyce (guest, 2 episodes) Quanto Mais Vida, Melhor! (2021) – guest role Reis (2024–2025) – Ula (seasons 12–13) Dona de Mim (2025) – Haná Dirty Roomie (2026) – Luana (lead, season 3)

Web series Azul É A Cor Mais Quente (2016) – Adele (parody) Magenta (2018–2020) – Manuela (lead) Contos Latentes (2019) – Manuela (guest) Encontro (2019) – Camila (recurring) Marotos – Uma História (2019) – Narcissa Malfoy (recurring) Copo Descartável (2021) – Samira (lead) 58 Segundos (2021) – Camila (guest) Stupid Wife (2022–2024) – Valentina Albuquerque (lead)

Films A Garota da Loja de Livros (2007) – Vivian (short) Duas Garotas. Um banheiro. Traição! (2010) – Bruna (short) Olhos Vivos (2016) – Sofia (short)

Awards and nominations + Year Award Category Work Result Ref. 2019 Rio Webfest Best Drama Ensemble Magenta 2020 Asia Web Awards Best Actress in Drama Rio Webfest Best Actress in Drama 2021 Rio Webfest Best Actress in Action, Sci-Fi & Thriller Copo DescartĂĄvel Asia Web Awards Best Actress in Action, Sci-Fi & Thriller 2022 Rio Webfest Best Actress in Drama Stupid Wife Best Drama Ensemble BreakTudo Awards Fictional Ship (with Priscila Reis) Asia Web Awards Best Drama Ensemble Best Actress in Drama 2023 Rio Webfest Best Actress in Drama Best Drama Ensemble Best Popular Vote Personality Ancec – National Agency of Culture and Entrepreneurship National Reference Cross in Performing Arts Sec Awards Favorite Couple in Series (with Priscila Reis) International Online Web Fest Best Newcomer Actress NZ Web Fest Best Actress: Narrative Hollywood Series Awards Best Actress Acervo Awards Rising Star Herself Dominou Tudo Crush of the Year LA Web Awards Best Actress 58 Segundos 2024 Best Actress Stupid Wife Sec Awards Favorite Couple/Ship (with Priscila Reis) Diamond Bell International Film Festival Best Actress Prayer Rio Version The Panama Series Festival Best Actress Swedish International Film Festival Best Actress British Web Awards Best Actress PrĂȘmio Jovem Brasileiro Fitness Influencer Selfcare by Pri Buiar BreakTudo Awards Fictional Ship (with Priscila Reis) Stupid Wife NZ Web Fest Best Actress: Narrative Rio Webfest Best Drama Ensemble Best Actress in Drama Best Popular Vote Personality 2025 LA Web Awards Best Actress New York Shorts International Film Festival Best Actress A Matter Of Time FESTiFRANCE Best Actress O Som do SilĂȘncio BIMIFF – Brazil International Monthly Independent Film Festival Best Actress African Smartphone International Film Festival Best Actress Prayer PetrĂłpolis

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Brazilian actress and model (born 1991)

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Priscila Buiar was born on 7 November 1991.

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Priscila Buiar is an actor.

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