Teresa (played by Galatea Bellugi) is a protagonist in Gloria!.
A servant at the orphan girls' musical school who passionately loves music. She discovers a hidden piano and collaborates with the students. She later exposes the school director's misuse of the instrument, threatening to reveal a traumatic past involving the Governor unless the piano is returned and a student's composition is performed. She ultimately reunites with her lost son. Lucia (played by Carlotta Gamba) is a protagonist in Gloria!.
An orphan student at the music school. Initially antagonistic toward Teresa, she contributes her own musical composition to the school's repertoire. Despite the director's initial rejection, her piece is performed during the critical event for the Pope, contributing to the students' eventual success as a traveling musical group. Perlina (played by Paolo Rossi) appears in Gloria!.
The director of the orphan girls' school. She struggles to compose a piece for the new Pope and harshly rejects Lucia's submission. After a broken engagement leads to a suicide attempt, she sells the school's piano to cover a friend's debts. The students retaliate by locking her away during the performance.
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Characters
Teresa
(played by Galatea Bellugi) — protagonist
A servant at the orphan girls' musical school who passionately loves music. She discovers a hidden piano and collaborates with the students. She later exposes the school director's misuse of the instr...
Lucia
(played by Carlotta Gamba) — protagonist
An orphan student at the music school. Initially antagonistic toward Teresa, she contributes her own musical composition to the school's repertoire. Despite the director's initial rejection, her piece...
Perlina
(played by Paolo Rossi) — supporting
The director of the orphan girls' school. She struggles to compose a piece for the new Pope and harshly rejects Lucia's submission. After a broken engagement leads to a suicide attempt, she sells the...
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