Oscar Filho

Oscar Filho, born Oscar Francisco de Moraes Junior on August 22, 1978, in Atibaia, Brazil, is a multifaceted entertainer. He has worked as a Brazilian businessperson, comedian, actor, writer, reporter and television presenter. His career began in humor in 2003, and he has since established himself as a prominent figure in the Brazilian entertainment landscape.

Since 2005, Filho is recognized as a trailblazer in Brazil's stand-up comedy scene. He co-founded Clube da Comédia Stand-up in São Paulo that same year, alongside Danilo Gentili and Diogo Portugal. He debuted on television in 2008 with 'CQC - Custe o Que Custar' on Band, where he worked as a reporter specializing in investigative humor and was known for the 'Proteste Já' segment. His work on television encompasses shows such as 'Dancing Brasil' on Record, 'Desafio Celebridades' on Discovery Channel, 'Tá no Ar' on Globo, as well as four seasons of 'Xilindró' and the sitcom 'Aí Eu Vi Vantagem'.

Filho’s creative output extends beyond stand-up. In 2014, he authored his debut book, 'Autobiografia Não Autorizada,' which featured a preface by Danilo Gentili; this publication subsequently served as the basis for his second stand-up show, 'Alto - Biografia Não Autorizada,' in 2020. He has also starred in the film 'Escola de Quebrada' (2023), produced by Paramount+ and KondZilla, which was nominated for an International Emmy Award in 2024, and the series 'Marcelo Marmelo Martelo' (2023) on Paramount+. In 2024, he released his second solo stand-up comedy special featuring narration by Cid Moreira, incorporating stories from his book.