Noted for her multifaceted talents, Monique embarked upon a remarkable journey within the realm of entertainment, initially finding her footing in children's theater and advertising campaigns, thereby cultivating her innate passion for the performing arts. Subsequently, her television career took a significant turn when she began her tenure as a paquita on the popular Programa da Xuxa, a widely broadcasted show on Rede Globo, spanning an impressive period of three years from 1999 to 2002.
Monique's acting career began with appearances in the Brazilian television series Malhação and Agora É que São Elas, before she landed her first starring role in the soap opera The Moon Told Me.
In 2006, she was cast as one of the main characters in Malhação, portraying the villainous Priscila, while also taking to the stage to perform in the play A Mentira by renowned playwright Nelson Rodrigues.
Monique remained a part of the Malhação cast for approximately a year and a half, before departing to star in the telenovela Fernanda de Beleza Pura.
Following her stint in Fernanda de Beleza Pura, Monique relocated to São Paulo, where she spent a season performing in a production of Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors.
Monique embarked on a cinematic journey in the year 2004, marking her auspicious film debut in the Brazilian production "Loucuras a Dois" directed by the renowned André Prado, alongside the talented Giselle Policarpo.
Furthermore, in 2008, Monique's presence was felt in the realm of music as she made a notable appearance in the music video for the catchy and upbeat song "Someone Que Te Faz Sorrir" by the popular Brazilian band Fresno.
In the year 2009, a notable actress by the name of Monique made a significant appearance in the miniseries titled Cinquentinha, where she took on the role of Bárbara Romero, who just so happened to be the granddaughter of the illustrious Susana Vieira's character.
Not only did Monique make a splash in Cinquentinha, but she also starred in the drama series Cama de Gato, where she had the opportunity to portray the character of Érica Castiglione, a young and ambitious doctor who just so happened to be the granddaughter of the esteemed Berta Loran's character.
In the year 2011, Monique revived her iconic character of Bárbara Romero in the popular Brazilian television series "Lara com Z", a role she had initially taken on earlier. Simultaneously, she reprised her part in the second season of the equally acclaimed "Cinquentinha". Additionally, she made a notable appearance in the stage play "Escola de Mulheres de Molière", showcasing her versatility as a performer. Furthermore, she also featured in the long-running Brazilian soap opera "Fina Estampa", solidifying her status as a talented and accomplished actress.
Monique's acting career took a significant turn in 2014 when she landed the lead role of Luiza, a complex and multifaceted character who transforms from a young psychology student to a call girl, in the critically acclaimed Multishow series A Segunda Vez.
In addition to her impressive work on A Segunda Vez, Monique also made a splash on the popular Brazilian television shows Dança no Gelo and Desafio do Faustão, which aired on the esteemed Rede Globo network.
One of the highlights of Monique's television appearances was her participation in the challenge of parading through all 14 samba schools in São Paulo, a testament to her dedication, perseverance, and impressive physical stamina.
Through her diverse range of roles and appearances, Monique has established herself as a talented and versatile actress, capable of taking on a wide variety of characters and challenges with ease and confidence.
Monique's success on the small screen is a testament to her hard work, natural talent, and dedication to her craft, and it will be exciting to see what the future holds for this talented young actress.
