A Deusa Vencida

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A Deusa Vencida La Diosa con Exito
Genre	Telenovela
Directed by
Starring	Agnaldo Rayol
Country of origin	Brazil
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	1
Release
Original network	Bandeirantes Network
Original release	June 2, 1980 (1980-06-02) – September 1980 (1980-09)

A Deusa Vencida is a 1980 Brazilian telenovela, broadcast on TV Bandeirantes, directed by and written by .

Cast members[]

(Cecília)
(Fernando Albuquerque)
(Lineu Maciel)
(Sofia)
(Sr. Amarante)
Agnaldo Rayol (Edmundo Amarante)
(Malu)
(Narcisa)
/ (Sr. Nicolas Barreto)
(Dona Vina)
(Laércio)
(Hortência)
(Jacinto)
(Candinha)
(Tico)
(Zuza)

Overview[]

A Deusa Vencida is set in 1895 São Paulo. Cecilia, the main character, is obliged to marry Fernando, a man she loathes. Her father, nobleman Lineu Maciel, gambled away the family fortune, and his only hope of paying off his debt is by marrying Cecilia to a rich man. Cecilia cannot forget her former fiancé, Edmundo, and how his greedy father canceled their engagement because he did not want his son to marry a "ruined girl."

Cecilia's pride and snobbishness make her despise her husband, a man she regards as an unrefined peasant; their marriage remains unconsummated. Tension between the couple heightens by a mysterious room in the shed, which Fernando keeps closed from his family.

The return of Edmundo magnifies the conflict between Cecilia and Fernando, bringing them on the verge of separation. Furthermore, their relatives and friends begin receiving anonymous letters that reveal important secrets, but also spread lies, causing anxiety and arousing suspicions among their inner circle.

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