Primo Olivieri of Brazil is celebrating his 111th birthday today, as confirmed in a social media post. He is among the oldest known living men in South America.
Primo was born in March 7 1914 in Sao Paulo city, Brazil, to Adelio and Eugenia Olivieri. On February 13 1941, he married Nair Guanfrati and they had at least three children together.
Primo was widowed in 1995 and now lives in Ibira, Sao Paolo, Brazil aged 111.
The GRG sends warm congratulations to Primo Olivieri on the marvelous achievement of his 111th birthday!
The Gerontology Research Group (GRG) is a global non-profit dedicated to validating, recording, and researching supercentenarians — those aged 110 or older. Founded in 1990, we focus on human longevity, healthy aging, and studying the lives of the world’s oldest people.
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