
The performer, known for her role in the Brazilian version of 'Rebelde', died surrounded by her loved ones after several months of illness.
The actress and singer Lua Blanco, remembered for playing Roberta in the Brazilian version of Rebelde, dies in Brazil at the age of 39, after a long fight against intestinal cancer.
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Lua Blanco was a renowned Brazilian actress and singer, internationally famous for her participation in the youth series 'Rebelde' between 2011 and 2012.
Brazilian actress and singer Lua Blanco, known internationally for playing Roberta in the Brazilian version of Rebelde, has died at the age of 39. The news has been confirmed by her family through social networks, where her brother Daniel Blanco has shared a farewell message in which he also revealed that the interpreter had been fighting intestinal cancer for several months.
The artist remained surrounded by her loved ones during the illness, which she faced away from the spotlight and with discretion. According to the family statement, his last months were marked by the support of his friends and family, who remained by his side until the end.
"During this time she was completely surrounded by the love of family and friends who were with her all her life. She passed away peacefully, full of love and with complete faith that she was going straight into the hands of God. She will be with us forever, illuminating us with her strong eternal light," her brother wrote in an Instagram post.
The farewell to his 'Rebelde' colleagues
The death of Lua Blanco has provoked numerous expressions of affection among colleagues and followers. One of the most notable reactions has been that of Dulce María, a Mexican actress and singer who played Roberta Messi in the Mexican adaptation of Rebelde, with whom Blanco had the opportunity to meet during his career.
"Completely in shock, I had the opportunity to meet her and record together. I am very sorry, I ask God to give strength and quick resignation to her family, friends and fans. I send you a hug with all my love. Fly high, beautiful Lua," wrote the artist.
Other figures from the Brazilian entertainment world have also joined in the condolences. Ana Terra, sister of the interpreter, shared a farewell message in which she remembered the bond that united them: "Life is ephemeral. I love you, sister. You will remain with us forever."
Lua Blanco's career in television and music
Born in São Paulo on March 5, 1987, Lua Blanco developed a career that spanned acting, music, composition and writing. Daughter of musician Billy Blanco Jr. and Maria Claudia Blanco, she grew up in a family linked to the artistic world and soon found her way into Brazilian television.
Before achieving international popularity, she participated in the productions Três Irmãs (2008), where she played Bia, and Malhação (2009), in which she played Joe. However, it was her role as Roberta in Rebelde, the Brazilian adaptation broadcast by Record between 2011 and 2012, that made her a well-known face for an entire generation of viewers.
After that success, the actress continued working on television with titles such as Mortal Sin (2013) and A força do Quiero (2017). After this last production, he decided to focus more on his musical career and reduce his presence in soap operas. He also participated in the film As irmãs Fox, directed by Wagner de Assis.

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