Sabrina Sato
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Sabrina Sato Rahal (born February 4, 1981, in Penápolis, São Paulo) is a Brazilian TV host.
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[edit] Biography
Sabrina Sato Rahal is half Japanese (maternal side), 1/4 Swiss and 1/4 Lebanese (paternal side)[1]. She was a cast member of the third season of the reality television program "Big Brother Brasil", ranking in 6th place. Sabrina reclaimed celebrity by joining Pânico, a comedy troupe that hosts a homonymous radio show on the popular, youth-focusing radio station Jovem Pan. In the show, Sabrina made fun of her own intellectual limitations and her Caipira accent.[2]
In September 2003, Panico's own television show, named Pânico na TV, premiered on Rede TV. Sabrina became the show's reporter, normally pulling risky or unusual tricks, such as having her body covered with bees, being buried alive and even eating bugs.
She posed nude twice for Playboy Brasil, being the first Asian Brazilian to be on the cover.
In 2006, she made headlines by announcing she would leave Pânico. Soon after she released her first single, É Verdade (her catchphrase and also "It's the Truth" when translated), talking about her departure. She came back to the show later on and it was revealed that everything was just a publicity stunt.
Sabrina is a very popular figure in Brazil and is considered as the second most successful contestant of Big Brother after Grazielli Massafera, being the only other housemate to become a household name and a celebrity.
[edit] Television
- 2003 Pânico na TV
[edit] Music career
- 2006 É Verdade (single)
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