BIANCA ROSSINI was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She is an author, accomplished actress, columnist, singer/songwriter and talk show host.
Bianca's acting credits include the films The Fast One, Brainiacs, Mobsters, Bad Influence and Moon Over Parador, and the television shows Martial Law, Diagnosis Murder, The Sentinel, Chicago Hope and Matlock.
Bianca’s first music CD includes a song co-written with Hollywood Film and TV composer Glenn Scott Lacey. This collection of original Latin, pop, jazz tracks features notable musicians such as Flora Purim and Marco Tulio.
After reading Bianca's poetry book A Brazilian Heart, American pop songwriter Ken Hirsch (If I Could, No One in the World, I’ve never Been to Me) invited Bianca to write the lyrics for one of his songs, which she titled "Primeiro de dezembro." Several other popular composers are interested in having Bianca write original lyrics for their compositions.
Bianca lives in Beverly Hills where she currently produces, writes and hosts a weekly TV talk show The Bianca Rossini Show. Bianca writes L.A.-Based Arts, Entertainment & Lifestyle Magazine Column for Brazilian and American publications.
Inspired by Bianca's poetry book A Brazilian Heart renowed Brazilian Artist Carmem Gusmao painted an entire series of 25 original works based entirely on Bianca's poetry, which were exhibited in conjuction with Bianca's book lauching at the Brazilian Consulate in Los Angeles.
Bianca is the author of A Brazilian Heart–Rubies, Murdered Love and Other Poems, a bilingual poetry book, and Julia–Confessions of a Brazilian Super Model.
Bianca Rossini's Books