Paulo Vieira

Paulo Vieira (born 10 November 1992), born Paulo Vieira da Silva, is a Brazilian comedian, actor, and TV presenter. He was born in Trindade, Goias, but moved with his family to Palmas, the capital of Tocantins, while still a child, and has since considered himself a native of Tocantins. He began working at the age of 12 as a street vendor, taking responsibility for the family's income, and from childhood participated in children's theater in Palmas, performing his first professional play there at the age of 12.

In 2010, Vieira was invited to perform with members of the Rio de Janeiro comedy group Comedia em Pe in Palmas, and afterward he continued doing stand-up comedy, co-creating the first comedy group in Tocantins, called To na Comedia. He won national comedy awards including the Premio Multishow de Humor in 2013 and the Risadaria de Humor Brasileiro award in 2015. In 2016, he joined Programa do Porchat on RecordTV as the host's sidekick, and with the end of that program in 2018 he was hired by TV Globo in early 2019.

At Globo, Vieira joined the cast of the comedy show Zorra and debuted in the fifth season of Escolinha do Professor Raimundo, playing the character Seu Fininho. He also participated in the medium-length film The Last Hangover, produced by Porta dos Fundos and Netflix, which won the 2019 International Emmy Award in the Best Comedy category. In 2020, he debuted as host of the comedy show Fora de Hora, and in 2022 he won a comedy segment called Big Therapy on Big Brother Brasil. In 2025, he was the creator and screenwriter of the series Pablo & Luisao, broadcast by Globoplay.