Pietra Pan

Pietra Pan is a Brazilian actress. She began her artistic career in 2001, at just three months old, when she appeared in her first advertising campaign. As a young child, she was also photographed for a children’s fashion brand.

In 2005, at the age of four, she was crowned Miss Guarujá. She subsequently resumed her work in the media through print and television advertising campaigns, as well as appearances on television programs.

In 2006, she made her television acting debut in Brazilian scripted television with Mothern, a series produced by GNT, playing Laurinha, the daughter of Rafinha Bastos’s character. She remained with the production throughout its three-season run, gaining her first significant experience in television drama.

In 2008, she joined the cast of the Rede Globo telenovela Ciranda de Pedra, portraying Ritinha Parreira and sharing the screen with actors including Marcelo Antony and Renata Briani.

In 2010, she landed her first recurring role in a free-to-air telenovela with Uma Rosa com Amor, produced by SBT. She played Miriam, a character created by writer Tiago Santiago, alongside Jussara Freire, Etty Fraser, and Betty Faria.

She made her stage debut in 2011 as Nina in Menina Nina – Duas Razões para não Chorar, written by Ziraldo and directed by Joaquim Goulart. The production provided her with valuable stage experience, and she later reprised the role in a subsequent run of the play.