A farmer from Pirenópolis and the father of nine children, Francisco dreams of turning two sons into a sertanejo duo. He gives Mirosmar an accordion, moves the family to Goiânia after losing their property, initially forbids touring, later approves a more responsible tour, and helps promote the brothers' successful song.
The man Duda believes to be his father, whom João eventually finds working at a restaurant in São Paulo. Afonso denies being Duda's father and says he left Duda's mother after she told him the child was not his. He claims he never learned the identity of the real father and gives João an address that leads to an abandoned house.
César returns from Germany with Elias and hears a knitter's prediction that he will rise alongside Elias. He later sets out to meet the police with information connected to Heitor's murder, but is killed on the way. His death leads investigators to consider a link between the two murders.
A character portraying the legendary Brazilian forest guardian known for his backward feet. He embodies the supernatural defense of the wilderness, blending historical adventure with indigenous mythology.
Ângelo Antônio has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work is anchored in the Histórias (Im)possíveis: Coleção universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Same Old West, Between Valleys, Two Sons of Francisco. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
