Clarice Franco de Abreu Falcão is a Brazilian singer, actress, composer, hu… Read Full Bio ↴Clarice Franco de Abreu Falcão is a Brazilian singer, actress, composer, humorist, screenwriter and director. She was nominated for a Latin Grammy in the Breakthrough Artist category in 2013.

Falcão is the daughter of filmmaker João Falcão and screenwriter and writer Adriana Falcão. She has two sisters, being Tatiana (from her mother's first marriage) and Isabel, her younger sister from the union of her parents. She was born in Recife, where she lived until she was 4 years old before moving to São Paulo. At age 6, Clarice moved to Rio de Janeiro, where she lives to this day. Clarice lived with her boyfriend, also actor and comedian Gregório Duvivier. The couple had been together since 2009, the year in which the two were backstage for the first time in the play Confessões de Teenager. On November 26, 2014, the couple announced their separation. Currently, the singer is dating the presenter Guilherme Guedes.

Clarice identifies as a feminist and recently brought the cause to her musical work, featuring in most of the lyrics of her second album, Problema Meu. "Being a feminist is necessary. It's just not going to be when everything is the same, we don't earn less, abortion is legalized, but I'm distressed to take on a space from people who know more because they studied and lived longer. I find it difficult to occupy a place of icon," said the singer to Diário de Pernambuco. Falcão also declared herself an atheist after a controversy with a video starring her for Porta dos Fundos.