Três Irmãs
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Genre | Telenovela |
Created by | Antônio Calmon |
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Opening theme | "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Mart'nália |
Country of origin | Brazil |
Original language | Portuguese |
No. of episodes | 179 |
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Distributor | Globo Internacional |
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Original network | Globo |
Picture format | PAL-M |
Original release | 15 September 2008 10 April 2009 | –
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Preceded by | Beleza Pura |
Followed by | Caras & Bocas |
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Três Irmãs is a Brazilian telenovela produced and aired by Globo, from 15 September 2008 to 10 April 2009 with a total of 179 episodes, replacing Beleza Pura, being replaced by Caras & Bocas.[1]
Plot[]
The plot is based on Virginia and her daughters, the three sisters: Dora, Alma and Susana, in their respective pursuits for happiness, having as background a fictitious beach, the beautiful Blue Beach.
Dora is the eldest daughter of Virginia. Widow and mother of Marquinho, she lives with her mother-in-law, the villain Violeta Aquila, who blames her for the premature death of her son, Artur Aquila. She's a beautiful, funny, high-spirited woman. With the onset of her mother's illness, she moves to Praia Azul. With the arrival of orthodontist Bento, who has just lost his wife, Teresa, that they will start a beautiful love story, marked mainly by Violeta's interference, who will do anything to destroy the daughter-in-law's happiness. With the beginning of the romance of Bento and Dora, the Violeta will make the grandson against the relationship, and the boy will find in Rafinha, Bento's eldest daughter; they form an alliance to disrupt their parents' romance.
Alma is the middle sister, a beautiful and intelligent woman, but confused and clumsy. She lived in Rio de Janeiro, where she is a doctor. She is very lucky at work, but not in love. With the end of her relationship with Robinho begins Virginia's illness. She will head to Caramirim, where she will find surfer Gregg and the unscrupulous Hercules Galvão, his great loves from the past, who struggled enough to be happy alongside the woman they really say love. Alma will work in the Caramirim outpatient clinic alongside Dr. Alcides, Violeta's husband and his great friend and protector, who in the past helped pay for her medical studies.
Susana is the youngest, and adopted. She's the only one who lives next to her mother. She is a beautiful, natural woman. A Geography teacher at the local school and also an excellent surfer. But the daily life of Susana and the residents of Caramirim will change with the arrival of the other two sisters to the city. However, what will change her life will be the arrival of Walkíria, with whom she will have an overwhelming passion and obstacles.
Cast[]
Actor | Character |
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Cláudia Abreu | Dora Jequitibá Áquila |
Giovanna Antonelli | Alma Jequitibá Áquila |
Carolina Dieckmann | Suzana Jequitibá Áquila |
Ana Rosa | Virgínia Jequitibá |
Vera Holtz | Violeta Áquila |
Marcos Palmeira | Bento Rio Preto |
Rodrigo Hilbert | Gregório de Matos (Greg) |
Paulo Vilhena | Eros Pascolli |
Dudu Azevedo | Alexandre Galvão (Xande) |
Emanuelle Araújo | Maria Sonia Ferreira (Soninha Rainha) |
Bruno Garcia | Hércules Galvão |
Marcos Caruso | Dr. Alcides Áquila |
Regina Duarte | Waldete Maria do Nascimento Bezerra / Verônica Ramos |
José Wilker | Augusto Pinheiro / Lázaro Nunes |
John Herbert | Excelência Gutierrez (Tubarão Branco) |
Maitê Proença | Walquíria Pascolli |
Marcello Novaes | Sandro Pedreira |
Malu Galli | Lígia Pedreira (Liginha) |
Othon Bastos | Dr. Francisco Polidoro |
Hugo Carvana | Dr. Silvano Andrade |
Daniela Récco | Maria Eduarda Bulhões da Silveira (Duda) |
Kayky Brito | Paulo Fernando Áquila (Paulinho) |
Graziella Moretto | Valéria Gutierrez |
Luis Gustavo | Vidigal Castro |
Otávio Augusto | Francisco Benete (Chuchu) |
Débora Duarte | Florinda Áquila |
Roberto Bonfim | Pacífico Áquila |
Solange Couto | Janaína |
Ailton Graça | Clodoaldo Astrogildo da Conceição (Jacaré) |
Roberta Rodrigues | Neide (Neidinha) |
Otávio Müller | Gennaro Fortuna |
Beth Goulart | Leonora Malatesta |
Tato Gabus Mendes | Orlando Malatesta |
Aloísio de Abreu | Prefeito Nelson Santana |
Malu Valle | Neuza Santana |
Bianca Byington | Gilda Sueli |
Erik Marmo | Dr. Ricardo Rios |
Cássio Gabus Mendes | Baby Montenegro |
Maria Eduarda de Carvalho | Maria do Carmo (Carminha) |
Guilherme Piva | Glauco Campo Santo |
Juliana Schalch | Laila Galvão |
Leonardo Carvalho | Alfredo Malatesta (Alfredão) |
Ivan Mendes | Pedro Henrique Santana (PH) |
Cecília Dassi | Natália Malatesta |
Camila dos Anjos | Antônia |
Sidy Correa | Sávio Campo Santo |
Antônia Frering | Sylvie L'Eclair |
Carlos Loffler | Adamastor Pamplona |
Ana Paula Botelho | Moema Augusta |
Kenya Costta | Iracema |
Sylbeth Soriano | Borborema |
Vítor Novello | Marco Antônio Jequitibá Áquila (Marquinho) |
Thávyne Ferrari | Rafaela Rio Preto (Rafinha) |
Caio Vydal | Gilberto Áquila (Gibo) |
Rafael Ciani | Antônio (Toninho) |
Malu Rodrigues | Marina |
Omar Docena | Jerry |
Estrela Blanco | Melissa (Mel) |
Pedro Rossa | Luiz Roberto Santana |
Matheus Costa | Lucas Rio Preto |
Rachel de Queiroz | Zara |
Caio Vaz | Thor Pedreira |
Brenno Leone | Zig Pedreira |
References[]
- ^ "Antônio Calmon fala sobre estreia da sua proxima novela Três Irmãos". O Globo (in Portuguese).
- 2008 telenovelas
- Brazilian telenovelas
- 2008 Brazilian television series debuts
- 2009 Brazilian television series endings
- TV Globo telenovelas
- Portuguese-language telenovelas
- Television series about sisters