Gringo TV / Rachael Blackman interviewed special guest, He is an engineer, a soccer, player, a musician an actor and international model Davi Oliveira

Yesterday 09 th of January 2015, our Face to Face program presenter Rachael Blackman interviewed special guest Davi Oliveira! Face to Face will be going on air at Gringo Media every fortnight.

·1 min read·By Gringo Media

Yesterday 09th of January 2015, our Face to Face program presenter Rachael Blackman interviewed special guest Davi Oliveira! Face to Face will be going on air at Gringo Media every fortnight.

Rachael interviewed the exotic international model, actor and engineer, and she asked about his passion for soccer, music and much more…

Davi has been in the spotlight and on the cover of several magazines including Gringo Magazine. He has also acted in a popular Brazilian soap opera.

Rachael asked Davi questions about his past, present and future; why he went back to Brazil, why he returned, and how he got to be on the cover of Gringo Magazine.


We also talk about his international modelling career and different modelling agencies that he has worked with…

Davi also talks about our Latin culture here in Australia and about Gringo media’s projects.

He also speculates about the future of Gringo TV and offers advice to other Latinos interested in pursuing a modelling career.

We believe we couldn’t have asked for a better guest to start the year with!

We would like to welcome everybody to our first talk show of 2015, Face to Face with Rachael Blackman. To watch the full episode of the Face to Face program on Gringo TV please subscribe our website.

By: Gringo News

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