She has a brother, also a television actor, Rocco Pitanga.

Pitanga appeared in 100 foreign movies and 20 telenovelas.

Camila Pitanga is African descent of her father and mother side.

In early 2009 began a new relationship with the homeopathic physician Fernando Pitanga.

She would later meet her new husband, the actor Pitanga, as she campaigned for as a senator candidate.

There are several rivers named Pitanga River.

The Pitanga River is a river of Pernambuco state in western Brazil.

She is the daughter of actors Vera Manhães and Antônio Pitanga.

In reality, she had been invited to play the character Bebel, resigned over it, which ended up with Camila Pitanga.

Pitanga River (Paraná)

Coming your way: the scents of pitanga (a red berry) and priprioca (a sweet-smelling grass) - and perhaps a cafuné.

Regional fruits as butia and pitanga are commonly used for flavoring caña among with quinotos and nísperos.

Note: The Surinam cherry, also known as the Brazilian cherry or pitanga, grows widely in the tropics.

Rarer are the elegant districts that have preserved their allure, like Jardim Europa, with its winding streets and shady pitanga trees.

Antonio Pitanga (credited as Antonio Sampaio)

Known as pitanga throughout Brazil and Uruguay, or ñangapirí in surrounding countries, the plant is relatively pest resistant, easy to grow and high in antioxidants.

Pitanga plays the role of Lavínia, a former prostitute and drug addict who is taken from the Rio de Janeiro streets by Ernani, a pastor.

Rocco Pitanga - Carvalho (Armando Carvalho)

Antônio Pitanga -Newton Carvalho (Nil)

Pitanga, Paraná is a municipality in the state of Paraná in the Southern Region of Brazil.

Cover: Thiago Fragoso, Marjorie Estiano, Camila Pitanga and Lázaro Ramos.

Laura (Marjorie Estiano) and Isabel's (Camila Pitanga) story had discussions about sexism, female emancipation and sexual freedom of women.

For the past decade, Ms. da Silva has been married to Antônio Pitanga, a popular television soap opera star whom she met when both were campaigning for office.

Eugenia copacabanensis - Copacabana Beach Pitanga (Atlantic Coast restingas in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

Camila Pitanga starred the film Eu Receberia as Piores Notícias dos Seus Lindos Lábios.

Bermuda Department of Conservation Services, Invasive Species Page for Suriname Cherry.

The forest is interlaced with the ornamental Suriname cherry, which is clumped with combinations of Brazil peppers, groves of fiddlewood trees and jasmine vines.

The Bermudans make use of the abundance of locally grown fruits in fruit salads, incorporating strawberries, loquats, grapefruit, watermelon, papaya, cassava, and Suriname cherries.

Tamarind posed a challenge (it is used in Worcestershire sauce, among other things), but pitanga, or Suriname cherry, was terrific, as was jabuticaba, made from a local purple-black berry.

The floor is Brazilian cherry with a rug made from leather squares.

Each of the rooms has a fireplace; the kitchen and great room have Brazilian cherry floors.

The berry has a pleasant aromatic flavor reminiscent of Brazilian cherry.

The case has hard-rock maple and Brazilian cherry.

The hand-carved mahogany bar is their work, as is the Brazilian cherry wood dance floor.

For indoor parties there is a great room with 30-foot cove ceilings, Brazilian cherry floors and a chandelier.

The impression is of an expansive loft-like space, with Brazilian cherry floors glowing underfoot.

Brazilian cherry is an exotic imported hardwood.

These generally involve granite countertops, Brazilian cherry wood floors, travertine tile.

Interior details include black and white checkerboard marble floors and other areas in Brazilian cherry hardwood.

"The flavours from Brazilian cherry are not nice -- it tastes like marzipan with dishwasher detergent."

Apparently, his new digs will come with 24/7 valet service, white-glove service and Brazilian cherry wood cabinetry.

She and her husband loved the wrought iron staircase, Brazilian cherry flooring, high ceilings and three fireplaces.

Brazilian cherry is a common name for several plants native to the New World tropics with edible fruits and may refer to:

The floors were Brazilian cherry, offset by white wainscoting and enough custom millwork to keep a skilled craftsman busy for life.

The masculine library with its dark wood and Brazilian cherry floors has built-in shelves perfect for displaying books or, in Douglas's case, trophies.

Handle: Brazilian Cherry with Mokume insert.

Now, six-inch-wide Brazilian cherry planks line floors, while white Carrera marble tops the master bath counters.

The fragrance's Eau de Toilette product has sparkling top notes of passion fruit, blood orange and Brazilian cherry.

It was airy and sunny, and Uché was dazzled by the floors, of Brazilian cherry hardwood.

Note: The Surinam cherry, also known as the Brazilian cherry or pitanga, grows widely in the tropics.

The floors are Brazilian cherry; flamed black granite, a matte surface with intriguing variations, makes repeat appearances on portions of the floor, walls and countertops.

Available in teak (shown), Brazilian cherry and canary wood, which hold up well outdoors, as well as poplar and walnut.

Other features, including Moroccan cabinetry and light fixtures, grottolike concrete bathroom showers and Brazilian cherry wood floors, were added during renovations.

The architect's efforts begin at the front door with a wide and long entry vestibule lined with a hardworking wall of warm Brazilian cherry ribbed with steel.