Sebastião Miranda da Silva Filho, usually called Mirandinha, (born 26 February 1952) is a Brazilian former footballer who played as a forward. At international level, he was included in the Brazilian squad for the 1974 FIFA World Cup.

Mirandinha spent his early career in Brazil. In 1978, São Paulo sent him to the Tampa Bay Rowdies midway through the North American Soccer League season.^[1] That season, the Rowdies went to the championship where they fell to the New York Cosmos. Mirandinha scored the lone Rowdies goal in the 3–1 Soccer Bowl '78 loss.^[2] He also co-led the team in goals for the Rowdies' brief winter indoor campaign of 1979, scoring five times in five matches.^[3][4] He began the 1979 season in Tampa Bay before being traded to the Memphis Rogues on 7 June 1979.^[5]

Other clubs may have included ABC-RN, Guará-DF, Douradense-MS, União de Mogi-SP, Saad-SP, Independente de Limeira

Mirandinha earned four caps with the Brazil national team at the 1974 FIFA World Cup,^[6] scoring no goals and accumulating one yellow card in a first round match versus Zaire.^[7] His other appearances included once as a starter in a 0–0 tie against Scotland^[8] in the first round, and twice more as a second-half substitute in losses to Netherlands^[9] in the second round and to Poland in the third place match.^[10] He was also an unused substitute in three additional matches in the tournament.