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Set in Bahia, Verão Vermelho highlighted popular culture, with its parties, capoeira circles and Candomblé.

Nívea has a crush on priest Víctor, and one day is found murdered on the sands of Ipanema Beach.

Outlaw Artur do Amor Divino, aka Tucão, rules the neighborhood of Ramos in Rio de Janeiro and runs an illegal lottery. But his power is threatened by rival Jovelino Sabonete. Noeli, a female cab-driver, falls in love with Tucão's son Zelito; a Romeo-and-Juliet-style love affair between Taís, Tucão's daughter, and Márcio, Jovelino's son, also happens, but at a costume party, Márcio is killed by Tucão's gang, headed by Quidoca. As a backdrop to the whole series are Zé Catimba and his girlfriend Lena, prominent figures at Imperatriz Leopoldinense Samba School.

Sucupira's mayor, a corrupt politician full of tricks, has the inauguration of the local cemetery as his administration's priority, but is met with opposition led by the police chief and a newspaper journalist, in a deathless city.

Lauro Fontana wants to build the biggest hotel in Brazil, but he needs to convince the Camará brothers to sell the mansion they live in, facing ethical dilemmas and personal obstacles.

A simple, sometimes naïve, sometimes madly sensual young women works at Vesuvius bar in the city of Ilhéus and is in love with its owner, who disapproves of the way she unwittingly seduces men.

The successful escalating financial and social life of a simple man, from cotton farmer to rich and powerful construction magnate, during the remarkable moments in Brazilian history between 1940 and 1975, and his love for two women.

Three moments in the life of a coffee farmer and his family, from the early 1900s to 1976.

TV-Series about the lives, conflicts, and achievements of a group of actors doing a series called "Coquetel de Amor" (Love Cocktail), while some of them are also rehearsing Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac. The roles in the series are also very similar to the actors' real-life story. We have the famous TV couple Bruno Maia and Leila Lombardi (played by a famous TV couple in real life) who are the stars in the "Coquetel de Amor" series. Leila's daughter, Beatriz, doesn't approve of her mother's new marriage, and is a problem for their relationship, since she wanted her mother to go back to her father, playwright Jordão Amaral. There's the obscured star Nora Pelegrini, trying a comeback after her career was interrupted by her marriage to Jordão Amaral, and not really enjoying the fact her role was a small one. There's also the young actress Cynthia Levy, struggling to succeed. And, among others, the old-timer Carijó and his daughter Lenita, who wanted a revival of his music-hall show.

The choice of a new city name ignites political conflict in a small town where many of the citizens display unusual, strange abilities - such as a man with wings, a werewolf professor and a woman who literally blows up for overeating.

Life of wealthy playboy Nelson Fragonard goes haywire as he is robbed of all his fortune by a false friend. On top of that, Nelson reveals he has a daughter, little Maria Helena, who was raised in an orphanage.

A gold-digger steals from her family and flees, and her honest mother pursues her for the reckoning.

After being presumed dead, a messianic figure returns to the small city he once helped to defend from a criminal mob, shaking everyone's lives up.

A young girl who had her life ruined by an ambitious, unscrupulous woman returns to her as an adult, under a new identity and seeking revenge.

In the Brazilian Pantanal, marked by land and family disputes and watched over by a mystical figure from nature, a man from the big city falls for a woman believed to be a shapeshifter.

Ana Raio is a rodeo queen in central Brazil, and loves cowboy Zé Trovão. But before allowing herself to engage in a love affair, she must find her daughter Maria Lua, kidnapped by the father Leopoldo Canjerê, who had raped Ana when she was only 13.

Christine Daeé, a talented young singer, after being discovered by the well-known playboy comte (earl) Philippe de Chagny, is sent by her new patron to the Paris Opera to receive classical training.

In Araruna, a small town in the State of São Paulo, Brazil, circa 1886, Sinhá Moça and republican Dr. Rodolfo are engaged in a forbidden love affair. Rodolfo is fighting slavery and Sinhá Moça, an abolitionist herself, is the daughter of Coronel Ferreira, the Baron of Araruna, a man who is thoroughly pro-slavery. To complicate things further comes Rafael, a former slave who earned his freedom; he is the result of a secret relationship between the Baron and his slave Maria Dolores.