Daniel Furlan is a dynamic and versatile artist, whose impressive body of work spans multiple creative disciplines, including acting, screenwriting, and music. This talented individual has garnered significant acclaim for his captivating performances in various Brazilian comedies, such as "Choque de Cultura" and "Irmão do Jorel", which have resonated with audiences nationwide. Furthermore, his outstanding work in the critically acclaimed TV series "Joint Venture" on HBO has solidified his reputation as a skilled and accomplished artist.
Prior to his widespread recognition and acclaim in the television industry, Paulo Furlan initially garnered significant attention and acclaim through his creative endeavors on MTV Brasil, where he conceptualized and hosted the show 'O Último Programa do Mundo', which ultimately proved to be the network's most notable and successful program prior to its eventual demise.
In parallel to his illustrious career in the realm of cinematic storytelling, Furlan has concurrently made a profound impact on the television landscape, distinguishing himself as a talented thespian through his appearances in a diverse array of television series, including the critically acclaimed and popular Netflix original production, 'Samantha!', as well as the multifaceted and highly acclaimed 'Lady Night', which not only showcased his impressive acting abilities but also bore witness to his remarkable skill as a writer, as he played a key role in the creative process, contributing his unique perspective and artistic vision to the project.
Notable among his numerous projects is the podcast 'Ambiente de Música', which initially emerged as a spin-off of his widely popular television show 'Choque de Cultura' and subsequently reached the pinnacle of success on the Spotify charts in the year 2022.
Prior to launching his illustrious career in the entertainment industry, Furlan initially explored his creative talents as a cartoonist and singer/songwriter, taking the stage with the London-based band OCIO from 2007 to 2011.
