O Cravo e a Rosa
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O Cravo e a Rosa | |
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Also known as | The Thorn and the Rose El Clavel y la Rosa |
Genre | Telenovela |
Created by | Walcyr Carrasco Mário Teixeira |
Directed by | Dennis Carvalho Walter Avancini |
Starring | Adriana Esteves Eduardo Moscovis Leandra Leal Luís Melo Suely Franco Ângelo Antônio Vanessa Gerbelli Ana Lúcia Torre Tássia Camargo Ney Latorraca Bia Nunnes Rodrigo Faro Eva Todor see more |
Opening theme | Jura by Zeca Pagodinho |
Ending theme | Jura by Zeca Pagodinho |
Country of origin | Brazil |
Original language | Portuguese |
No. of episodes | 221 |
Production | |
Production location | Brazil |
Running time | 45 minutes |
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Original network | Rede Globo |
Picture format | PAL-M |
Original release | 26 June 2000 10 March 2001 | –
Chronology | |
Preceded by | Esplendor |
Followed by | Estrela-Guia |
External links | |
Website |
O Cravo e a Rosa (English: The Thorn and the Rose) is a Brazilian telenovela produced and broadcast by Rede Globo. It premiered on 26 June 2000 and ran until 10 March 2001. It is based on the Shakespearean comedy The Taming of the Shrew.
Plot[]
The plot involves a single farmer who needs money to save his land, and a wealthy politician who is willing to get his oldest daughter married at any cost. The plan is complicated by the politician's daughter, who is a feminist who rejects the role of a housewife.
This romantic comedy is set in the 1920s, and inspired by The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare.[1]
Cast[]
Actor | Role |
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Adriana Esteves | Catarina Batista |
Eduardo Moscovis | Julião Petruchio |
Drica Moraes | Marcela Almeida / Muriel |
Leandra Leal | Bianca Batista |
Ângelo Antônio | Prof. Edmundo das Neves |
Luís Melo | Nicanor Batista / Manoel |
Dinorá de Moura Valente | |
Ney Latorraca | Cornélio Valente |
Tássia Camargo | Joana |
Rodrigo Faro | Heitor Lacerda de Moura |
Eva Todor | Josefa Lacerda de Moura / Desirée |
Carlos Vereza | Joaquim Almeida |
Januário dos Santos | |
Vanessa Gerbelli | Lindinha |
Calixto | |
Suely Franco | Mimosa |
Murilo Rosa | Celso de Luca |
Ana Lúcia Torre | Leonor Fernandes (Neca) |
João Vitti | Jornalista Serafim Amaral Tourinho |
Fábio Moreira (Mudinho) | |
Bia Nunnes | Dalva Lacerda Pinto |
Cândida Lacerda (Candoca) | |
Lourdes de Castro | |
Bárbara Maciel | |
Kiki Duprèe | |
Ezequiel | |
Teodoro | |
Berenice | |
Buscapé | |
Taís Müller | Fátima |
Jorginho | |
Cosme | |
delegado Sansão Farias | |
Sérgio Módena | Ignácio |
gerente do hotel | |
Jack | |
Jamaica Magalhães | Benedita |
Rosane Corrêa | Etelvina |
Normando Castor | |
Lúcia Alves | Dra. Hildegard |
Felisberto | |
Nelson Xavier | Dr. Caio |
Nizo Neto | François |
Alexandre Barillari | Manoel |
Opening[]
The opening song is Jura, by Zeca Pagodinho.
Ratings[]
O Cravo e a Rosa, broadcast on the 6:00 p.m. time slot, and had an overall average rating of 30.6 points.
Soundtrack[]
Cover: Leandra Leal
- "Jura" - Zeca Pagodinho (Opening theme)
- "Olha o que o Amor Me Faz" - Sandy & Junior
- "O Cravo e a Rosa" - Jair Rodrigues
- "Nada Sério" - Joanna
- "Tristeza do Jeca" - Sérgio Reis
- "Mississippi Raq" - Claude Bolling
- "Quem Toma Conta de Mim (Someone To Watch Over Me)" - Paula Toller
- "Lua Branca" -
- "Odeon" -
- "Coquette" - Guy Lombardo
- "Tua Boca" - Belo
- "Tea For Two" - Ella Fitzgerald & Count Basie
- "Rain" -
- "On The Mississippi" - Claude Bolling
International broadcasters[]
Argentina Canal 9
Portugal SIC
Portugal RTP Internacional
References[]
External links[]
- O Cravo e a Rosa at IMDb
- Brazilian telenovelas
- TV Globo telenovelas
- 2000 telenovelas
- 2000 Brazilian television series debuts
- 2001 Brazilian television series endings
- Works based on The Taming of the Shrew
- Telenovelas by Walcyr Carrasco
- Portuguese-language telenovelas
- South American television show stubs
- Brazilian television stubs