Erica De Lalor is a Brazilian actress, singer and writer born as Erica De Lalor on July 14, 1987 in Brasilia. She is the grandchild from Antonio Rolando a pioneer director, producer, screenwriter, dancer and politician known for his movies "Vivo ou Morto" in 1916 and "Filmando Fitas" in 1934, he was one of the very first Brazilians to have a successful career in Hollywood during the silent era. Her grandmother Darcila Barros de Lalor, was a well known opera singer and pianist in Brazil. She is the daughter from Rosalvo Barros de Lalor born in 1926. He was brigadier in the Air Forces, and afterwards became a politician. At an early age of four years, she attended dance courses in jazz, hiphop, contemporary dance and ballet, around the age of seven she started to attend judo classes. At the age of 15, she moved to Germany with her mother and with 18 years she went back to Rio de Janeiro to pursue her acting and model career. After few years living in Rio de Janeiro her father passed away and she moved back to Germany. She lived all around the globe and resided in Munich, London, Paris, Vienna, Oslo, Saint Petersburg and Golden Coast in Australia where she was studying at Bond University. After finishing her studies, she founded a international consulting company for corporate events and ran the company as the CEO for seven years.During her time as a business woman she supported several humanitarian projects, she still the But after living and working all over the world she decided to pursue her dream career and moved to LA where she started classes with Gregory Berg at Berg Studios, The Acting Corps and Stella Adler. During 4 years in LA, she studied movie production, directing, acting and screenwriting.Today she speaks 8 languages and works as a writer assistant and creative director for The Urban Legend comic book, a black super hero who stands up for the ones who cannot stand up for themselves. She supports different humanitarian projects and is the Ambassador for Bridges Musik Verbindet, a non-profit organization that unites musicians with refugee and migration background. Show less «