Gabriela (series) (2012)
Año de lanzamiento: 2012
Nación: Brazil
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: André Barros, André Felipe Binder, Marcelo Travesso, Mauro Mendonça Filho, Noa Bressane, Walcyr Carrasco
Writer: André Ryoki, Daniel Berlinsky, Jorge Amado, Walcyr Carrasco
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Roberto Talma
Executive Producer: Flávio Nascimento
Compañías: Estúdios Globo, Warner Bros. Entertainment
Género: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Soap
Budget: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: based on novel or book, brunette, conservatism, marriage, old fashioned, oligarchy, plantation, seductress
Historia
Gabriela, a naive yet seductive migrant worker, arrives in Ilhéus, Brazil during the 1920s. She becomes the cook for Nacib, a Turkish merchant, and quickly captivates him with her raw sensuality. Despite their passionate romance, Gabriela refuses to marry or conform to the rigid local societal norms. The story explores various relationships and power dynamics in Ilhéus, including the forbidden love between Geruza and Mundinho Falcão, and the tragic love triangle involving Osmundo, Sinhazinha, and Colonel Jesuino.
Resumen
Gabriela is a Brazilian soap opera based on Jorge Amado's novel of the same name. Set in the cocoa-trading city of Ilhéus during the early 20th century, the series follows Gabriela, a migrant worker who challenges traditional norms with her provocative and sensual nature. The narrative critiques societal conventions through various subplots involving powerful oligarchs and their families. Notable performances include Juliana Paes as Gabriela, Ivete Sangalo as Maria Machadão, José Wilker in a dramatic role, and many others.
