Juca de Oliveira, a prominent Brazilian actor and playwright, died on Saturday (21) at the age of 91. He had been hospitalized in serious condition in São Paulo due to pneumonia and a heart condition. Oliveira, who began his career in the 1950s, made a significant impact on Brazilian television and theater over the decades.

Before entering the arts, he was a bank employee, but he transitioned to acting and playwriting, eventually participating in more than 30 television series, several films, and around 60 theater productions, both as an actor and a writer. His contributions to Brazilian entertainment have inspired many and left a lasting legacy.

Images of Juca's career showcase his involvement in popular series like 'O Clone' and 'Torre de Babel,' highlighting his versatility and talent across various platforms in the performing arts. His death marks the end of an era in Brazilian theater and television, as he was known for his remarkable work and dedication to the craft.