Dalton Vigh de Souza Varela (Rio de Janeiro, July 10, 1964) is a prominent Brazilian actor known for his extensive work in television, film, and theater. He gained national recognition for his role as Said Rachid in the acclaimed telenovela The Clone (2001), and later as Marconi Ferraço in Duas Caras (2007), both of which solidified his status as a leading man in Brazilian drama. Over the years, Dalton has appeared in more than 30 productions, including Looks & Essence, Brave Woman, Kardec, and Nothing to Lose. He also starred in long-running series such as Poliana Moça and The Adventures of Pollyanna, portraying the character Otto Monteiro.

Dalton Vigh

Dalton Vigh

Acting Born July 10, 1964 Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Dalton Vigh de Souza Varela (Rio de Janeiro, July 10, 1964) is a prominent Brazilian actor known for his extensive work in television, film, and theater. He gained national recognition for his role as Said Rachid in the acclaimed telenovela The Clone (2001), and later as Marconi Ferraço in Duas Caras (2007), both of which solidified his status as a leading man in Brazilian drama.

Over the years, Dalton has appeared in more than 30 productions, including Looks & Essence, Brave Woman, Kardec, and Nothing to Lose. He also starred in long-running series such as Poliana Moça and The Adventures of Pollyanna, portraying the character Otto Monteiro.

Known For

Young Hearts poster

Young Hearts

Prof. Oscar Nunes Medeiros
The Adventures of Pollyanna poster

The Adventures of Pollyanna

Otto Monteiro / Sr. Pendleton
The Clone poster

The Clone

Said Rachid
Walking the Clouds poster

Walking the Clouds

Cícero
Большая засада poster

Большая засада

Boaventura Amaral Filho (Venturinha)
Looks & Essence poster

Looks & Essence

Renê Velmont
Two Faces poster

Two Faces

Juvenaldo Ferreira / Marconi Ferraço
Estrela de Fogo poster

Estrela de Fogo

Fernão
The Prophet poster

The Prophet

Clóvis Moura
O Negocio poster

O Negocio

DA Rodolfo Sherman
O Negocio poster

O Negocio

Sherman
I Love Paraisópolis poster

I Love Paraisópolis

Tomás Antunes