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Discreet, Marquezine's sister enjoyed the last night of Rock in Rio alongside her actor boyfriend without drawing attention

extra14 September 2026 at 15:09

Bruna Marquezine did not appear on any day of Rock in Rio, even though she has participated in several editions of the festival, where she met her current boyfriend Shawn Mendes. The family, however, was represented by the actress's younger sister, who was present on the last night of the event. Luana Marquezine, who previously used the surname Maia from birth, moved through the VIP area at Cidade do Rock alongside her boyfriend, actor Lucca Picon.

The couple moved freely around the festival without being approached by fans, going unnoticed by the public as an anonymous couple. Always very discreet, Luana avoids the spotlight and has never sought the exposure that her more famous sister receives. Lucca Picon, on the other hand, has already appeared on gossip websites and Instagram accounts for having been involved with various celebrities, including Anitta, former BBB contestant Flay, Larissa Manoela and Rafa Kalimann.

The 21-year-old recently launched herself in the entertainment industry and signed with the same agency that represents Bruna Marquezine. She started using the surname Marquezine instead of Maia, adopting the name of her famous sister. On her Instagram profile, with discreet settings, Luana posted a message about getting used to updating her followers.

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The coverage of the last night of Rock in Rio from the Marquezine family's perspective appeals to Brazilian audiences following the career of the famous sister, Bruna Marquezine, and tracking Luana's entry into the entertainment world. The article also mentions Lucca Picon's history of relationships with other Brazilian celebrities.

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