Dady Brieva
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| Dady Brieva | |
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| Born | Rubén Enrique Brieva |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Argentine |
| 💼 Occupation | * Actor
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| 👩 Spouse(s) | Mariela Anchipi (m. 2012) Evelia Duarte (m. 1980-2008) |
| 👶 Children | 4 |
Rubén Enrique Brieva (born in the City of Santa Fe on March 5, 1957), mostly known as Dady Brieva, is an Argentine actor, comedian, director and television host.
Biography
He spent his childhood and adolescence in the Villa María Selva neighborhood, in Santa Fe Capital, the son of a conservative family that opposed his dream of being an actor.
He was the last to join the comic trio known as Midachi, since at first only Miguel Torres del Sel and Darío Chino Volpato formed a duo. Before this, Brieva had worked in public administration.
After the separation of Midachi in 1995, together with Jorge Guinzburg and Chino Volpato, they created the sketched humorous program *Tres Tristes Tigres* del Trece. He was invited to the program *Rompeportones* in 1998, and the following year his stage hosting the program *Agrandadytos* was very popular for The Thirteen. In said program, broadcast weekly, Dady interviewed young children from 3 to approximately 12 years old, who recounted family experiences, and on some occasions they were allowed to interact with celebrities, or with imitations of them.
In 2001 he starred alongside Andrea Del Boca in the successful telecomedy *El sodero de mi vida* on eltrece and in 2004 he starred, along with Romina Gaetani, in the telecomedy *Los secretos de papá*, on the same channel.
In 2006 he participated in the segment "Dancing with the stars" of the Showmatch program on eltrece, hosted by Marcelo Tinelli. He reached the final, but lost the telephone vote to actress Carmen Barbieri, who won. He was also the host of a television program called *The Great Game of the Provinces*, along with comedian Diego Pérez.
In March 2007 (and until 2008) he hosted the second morning of Radio Miter (AM 790) in his program *Dady 790*. In that year he also made the successful film *Incorregibles*, together with Guillermo Francella, which premiered in July 2007. He provided the voice of the comic book character Isidoro Cañones in the movie *Isidoro: The Movie*. In August 2007, *Más que un hombre* was released, his first film as a writer and film director, a feature film in which he also acted alongside Gerardo Vallina.
In 2008 he spent the summer season in Mar del Plata with the success of his show *Midachi* with Miguel del Sel and Chino Volpato.
In 2011 he participated in the segment "The jury's therapy" in the program "Sábado show" on eltrece.
Later, he performed a solo show, "Dadyman, memories of the neighborhood", which is a summary of his best monologues. As he had great success at the Teatro Ópera in Buenos Aires, he later began a tour of the interior of the country and Uruguay.
In 2016, he participated in the film *The Illustrious Citizen*, acting alongside Oscar Martínez and Andrea Frigerio.
Personal life
He has two sons from a previous marriage and is currently in a relationship with Mariela Anchipi, whom he married at the end of 2012. Together they have a son, Felipe, born in 2010, and a daughter, Rosario, born in April 2013.
Filmography
- 2006 – Dancing with the stars (Runner-up)
- 2015 – *Dancing with the stars* (Invited)
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