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|image = | |image = Zé_Pequeno.jpg | ||
|fullname = José Eduardo Barreto Conceição | |fullname = José Eduardo Barreto Conceição | ||
|alias = Zé Pequeno (Li'l Zé)<br> | |alias = Zé Pequeno (Li'l Zé)<br> | ||
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|hobby = Murdering his enemies and drug dealing. | |hobby = Murdering his enemies and drug dealing. | ||
|goals = Establish a drug empire in the "Cidade de Deus" favela and get rid of all other drug traffickers. | |goals = Establish a drug empire in the "Cidade de Deus" favela and get rid of all other drug traffickers. | ||
|crimes = Drug trafficking<br> | |crimes = [[Drug trafficking]]<br> | ||
Murder<br> | [[Murder]]<br> | ||
Assault<br> | [[Assault]]<br>[[Arms trafficking]] | ||
|type of villain = Psychopathic Drug Lord | |type of villain = Psychopathic Drug Lord | ||
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[[Category:Latin American Villains]] | [[Category:Latin American Villains]] | ||
[[Category:Brazil]] | [[Category:Brazil]] | ||
[[Category:Gangsters]] | |||
[[Category:Thugs]] | |||
[[Category:Weapon Dealer]] | |||
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José Eduardo Barreto Conceição (April 11th, 1957 - December 25th, 1985), better known by his alias Zé Pequeno or formerly, Dadinho was a Brazilian drug trafficker and gangster who terrorized the Cidade de Deus neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro from the 1960s to 1980s.
He was portrayed by Leandro Firmino in the 2002 Brazilian live-action film City of God (Cidade de Deus in Portuguese).
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- His former nickname "Dadinho" means "little dice", although "dado" is a common nickname for "Eduardo" in Brazil while "inho" is a diminutive suffix; "dado" is also Portuguese for "dice".