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Mussum, whose real name was Antônio Carlos Bernardes Gomes, was one of the most beloved and iconic members of the comedy group "Os Trapalhões". He was born on April 7, 1941, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and passed away on July 29, 1994. His journey in comedy and entertainment left a lasting legacy on the Brazilian comedy scene. Mussum began his artistic career as a musician, being one of the founders of the musical group "Os Originalis do Samba". His ability as a musician led him to join Trapalhões in 1966, where he won over the public with his quirky style, funny accent and irresistible charisma. Alongside Didi, Dedé, and Zacarias, Mussum participated in numerous films, television programs and theater shows as part of Trapalhões. The group was known for their physical humor, clever jokes and hilarious sketches, becoming one of the main attractions on Brazilian television in the 1970s and 1980s. Off-screen, Mussum was known for his love of beer and often made beer-related jokes. He was also a lover of nature and music, always incorporating his passion for percussion into his performances. Unfortunately, Mussum was diagnosed with esophageal cancer and passed away in 1994, leaving his fans in mourning. His contribution to Brazilian comedy is undeniable, and he is remembered as one of the country's greatest comedians, whose legacy lives on through the works of Trapalhões.