Lidi Lisboa

The actress debuted on television in 2001 on TV Globo, playing the slave Brásia in A Padroeira. With the end of the soap opera, his contract with Globo was not renewed. She lived alone in Rio de Janeiro and had no way to support herself - the financial help of her mother, the plastic artist Lídia Lisboa, was insufficient to keep her in the city, until another job came along. With no other alternative, she returned to live with her mother in São Paulo. When she turned eighteen, she got a job as a bartender at a nightclub in São Paulo. From then on, due to fights with her mother, she left home and began to live alone in São Paulo. To supplement her income, she also worked as a waitress, nanny and cleaning lady.

Between 2004 and 2005, she was in the main cast of the series Malhação in the role of the young fighter Aline. In 2006, she made a cameo in the children's series Sítio do Picapau Amarelo as Jurema. In 2007, she joins the cast of the soap opera Paraíso Tropical in the role of Tatiana, a humble young woman, girlfriend of a troubled bad boy.

Between 2007 and 2009, she recorded appearances in series and series on the network: Faça Sua História and Casos e Acasos. In 2009, she participates in the 18h soap opera, as the beautiful maid Das Dores. In 2011, she participates in the soap opera Insensato Coração as the prisoner Cátia. In 2012, she acts in Cheias de Charme, as the fun nanny Gracinha. In 2014, she stars in Império as the struggling Kelly.

In 2016, she began a new phase of her career when she signed with RecordTV. She was part of the main cast of the period soap opera Escrava Mãe, in which she appears as Esméria, a long-suffering and ambitious slave. As the main villain of the serial, the actress was highly praised by both viewers and critics. In 2017, she acts in the medieval soap opera Belaventura playing the sweet and cultured Tamar, a young lady of society, who falls in love with her teacher. In 2018, she returned to TV Globo and a role in the soap opera Segundo Sol, as the police officer Suely. In 2019, she was cast in the miniseries Se Eu Fechar os Olhos Agora playing Maria Rosa, a young blessed woman, who suffers from racism on the part of the priest of her church. In 2019, she returned to RecordTV, and so landed the most visible role of her career when she was chosen to star in the macro-series Jezabel, where she plays the cruel and merciless Phoenician Jezebel. She also gained visibility for being the first black actress to be the protagonist of a biblical plot.

On September 8, 2020, she was confirmed as one of the twenty participants of the twelfth season of the reality show A Fazenda da RecordTV,[3] being the fifteenth eliminated from the competition in a field against Biel and Jojo Todynho with 16.51% of the votes to stay, placing 6th in the competition.[4] Lidi stayed at the house for 100 days, leaving only in the last week of the program. With the participation in the reality, Lidi won many fans, leaving as one of the big names of the season. Soon, she was hired by the mynd8 company to manage the career.[5] On May 5, 2021, Rede Record announced the name Lidi Lisboa to present the online contents of the reality show Power Couple Brasil. Interviews with the eliminated couples, among other content aimed at the digital environment.[6] On September 1, 2021, Netflix announced A Sogra Que Te Pariu, a sitcom series scheduled to premiere in 2022, where Lidi will play Alice, one of the protagonists of the plot.[7] Due to its good performance and public acceptance, on September 3, 2021, it was announced that Lidi Lisboa would also present the digital content of the reality show A Fazenda, along with Lucas Selfie, a former confinement colleague. She will interview participants who leave the competition each week.[8]