The Video Show Walk of Fame is a walk of fame that is promoted by the television program Vídeo Show which airs on Rede Globo . Artist mold their hands and signature in a block of cement, following the same methods of the famous Walk of Fame of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.[ 1]
The Walk of Fame debuted with the new format on November 18, 2013. The journalist Zeca Camargo is the current presenter of the program.[ 2]
Each concrete block will be part of a future Hall of Fame, which will be located at the studios of Globo (Projac ) in the Rio de Janeiro . The theme song is "Love's Theme " by The Love Unlimited Orchestra.[ 3]
The single had a different track, was Renata Ceribelli. The song was "New York City" by Frank Sinatra , in reference to that will make your trip to the United States to make a television journalism (from Fantástico ) in the country.
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Susana Vieira – on November 18, 2013.[ 4]
Flávia Alessandra – on November 19, 2013.[ 5]
Lília Cabral – on November 20, 2013.[ 6]
Débora Nascimento – on November 21, 2013.[ 7]
Marcelo Adnet – on November 22, 2013.[ 8]
Marisa Orth – on November 25, 2013.[ 9]
Marcelo Serrado – on November 26, 2013.[ 10]
Fabiana Karla – on November 27, 2013.[ 11]
Alexandre Borges – on November 28, 2013.[ 12]
Murilo Rosa – on November 29, 2013.[ 13]
Paola Oliveira – on December 2, 2013.[ 14]
Rodrigo Lombardi – on December 3, 2013.[ 15]
Leandra Leal – on December 4, 2013.[ 16]
Fábio Porchat – on December 5, 2013.[ 17]
there was no editing on Dec. 6
Bárbara Paz – on December 9, 2013.[ 18]
Cleo Pires – on December 10, 2013.[ 19]
Sheron Menezzes – on December 11, 2013.
Fernanda Souza – on December 12, 2013.[ 20]
there was no editing on Dec. 13.
Ricardo Tozzi – on December 16, 2013.[ 21]
Deborah Secco – on December 17, 2013.[ 22]
Ricardo Pereira – on December 18, 2013.[ 23]
Eliane Giardini – on December 19, 2013.[ 24]
Nelson Freitas – on December 20, 2013.
Márcio Garcia – on December 23, 2013.[ 25]
Leandro Hassum – on December 24, 2013.[ 26]
Marcos Caruso – on December 25, 2013.[ 27]
Fernanda Machado – on December 26, 2013.[ 28]
Daniel Boaventura – on December 27, 2013.[ 29]
There was no display on December 30, 2013.
Renata Ceribelli – on December 31, 2013.[ 30]
Sandy – on January 1, 2014.[ 31]
Betty Faria – on January 2, 2014.[ 32]
Evandro Mesquita – on January 3, 2014.
Marcos Pasquim – on January 6, 2014.[ 33]
Marcello Novaes – on January 7, 2014.[ 34]
Alessandra Negrini – on January 9, 2014.[ 35]
Fernanda Vasconcellos – on January 10, 2014.[ 36]
Domingos Montagner – on January 13, 2014.[ 37]
Kadu Moliterno – on January 14, 2014.[ 38]
Letícia Spiller – on January 15, 2014.[ 39]
There was no display on January 16, 2014.
Cristiana Oliveira – on January 17, 2014.[ 40]
José de Abreu – on January 20, 2014.[ 41]
Arlete Salles – on January 21, 2014.[ 42]
Emílio Orciollo Netto – on January 22, 2014.[ 43]
Maitê Proença – on January 23, 2014.[ 44]
Naldo Benny – on January 24, 2014.[ 45]
Diogo Vilela – on January 27, 2014.[ 46]
Paulo Vilhena – on January 28, 2014.[ 47]
Carolina Kasting – on January 29, 2014.[ 48]
Carol Castro – on January 30, 2014.[ 49]
There was no display on January 31, 2014.
Caio Blat – on February 3, 2014.[ 50]
Tiago Abravanel – on February 5, 2014.[ 51]
Danielle Winits – on February 6, 2014.[ 52]
Elke Maravilha – on February 7, 2014.[ 53]
Felipe Camargo – on February 8, 2014.[ 54]
Nívea Stelmann – on February 11, 2014.[ 55]
Caco Ciocler – on February 12, 2014.[ 56]
Isabela Garcia – on February 13, 2014.[ 57]
Luiz Carlos Miéle – on February 14, 2014.[ 58]
Adriana Esteves – on February 17, 2014.[ 59]
Nathalia Dill – on February 18, 2014.[ 60]
Cláudia Raia – on February 19, 2014.[ 61]
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Sessão de Natal (2013 and since 2015)
Cinemaço (since 2019)
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