Saulo, formerly known as Tiago, is a revolutionary involved in the resistance against Brazil’s military dictatorship. He expects to organize peasants as the group turns toward rural guerrilla warfare, and he argues that personal feelings must not distract from their cause. His growing intimacy with Cristiana creates tension within their relationship and their shared struggle.
A principal leader of the Xingu protection effort and Claudio’s brother. He negotiates a compromise over the Cachimbo military base, seeks protected territory for Indigenous peoples, condemns policies that transfer ancestral land to ranchers, and helps organize the Caiabi relocation with Prepori and Pionim.
André is involved in Amanda’s advertising work and places pressure on her to deliver a major Carnaval campaign. Together with Maria Eugênia, he represents the professional demands surrounding Amanda’s proposal and helps establish the workplace stakes that become more difficult when the client rejects her idea.
Felipe Camargo has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Signature works include 100 Days, O Juízo, Carnal Utopia. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
