‘Like a wave’ premieres on Globoplay; remember the first telenovela starring a foreign actor

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Project written by Walter Negrão featured the love triangle formed by Daniel, played by the Portuguese Ricardo Pereira, and by the sisters Nina and Lenita, played by Alinne Moraes and Mel Lisboa, respectively Alinne Moraes, Ricardo Pereira and Mel Lisboa in ‘Como uma onda’ João Miguel Júnior/Globo “Like a wave” debuts in the Globoplay catalog this Monday (30). The soap opera by Walter Negrão and directed by Dennis Carvalho and Mauro Mendonça Filho was aired in 2004, at 6 pm. This was the first telenovela on TV Globo starring a foreign actor. The plot tells the story of a love triangle between Daniel, played by Portuguese actor Ricardo Pereira, and the sisters Nina and Lenita, played by Alinne Moraes and Mel Lisboa, respectively. The two meet Daniel during a trip they take with their parents, Sinésio (Hugo Carvana) and Mariléia (Denise Del Vecchio), to Portugal, and both are interested in the boy. Ricardo Pereira and Alinne Moraes, in ‘Like a wave’ Zé Paulo Cardeal/Globo At the beginning of the story, Daniel, the son of a man who refused to serve in the army in the war, is involved with the Portuguese Almerinda (Joana Solnado), daughter of a conservative military man who does not accept the relationship between the two. One of the couple’s dates is interrupted by the girl’s father’s henchmen, and Daniel has to disguise himself as a tour guide to lose them. Thus, he meets Nina and her family, who are visiting the country. One of the outstanding parallel plots takes place in the fishermen’s village, where the fisherman Amarante, played by Kadu Moliterno, and Lavínia, played by Maria Fernanda Cândido, live. In the story, Amarante disappears at sea in the middle of a storm and starts living in another place with Ylana, played by Amanda Lee, who found him almost dead. Not knowing where her husband is, Lavinia loses hope and approaches Sandoval (Henri Capri). Maria Fernanda Cândido and Herson Capri, in ‘Like a wave’ Gianne Carvalho/Globo In an interview given in 2008, Negrão said the soap opera was an attempt to re-edit the success of “Tropicaliente”. “We tried some locations in Espírito Santo, then in Maceió, and then we went to Florianópolis, in Santa Catarina, where there are many shrimp, oyster and shellfish farms”, said the author. g1 recalls details of the plot and cites some curiosities behind the scenes, with data from Memória Globo. Kadu Moliterno and Maria Fernanda Cândido, in ‘Like a wave’ Renato Rocha Miranda/Globo Curiosities Walter Negrão’s intention was to kill Kadu Moliterno’s fisherman Amarante, who was spared. “The public revolted. I didn’t kill him, no. He disappeared, because the romantic couple [de Maria Fernanda Cândido] it would be Herson, but Kadu did such a beautiful job, of a more mature actor. He surprised me, it was really good. I think it worked from a romantic point of view.” Actress Laura Cardoso, who gave life to the blind Dona Francisquinha, mother of Amarante (Kadu Moliterno), used the 1992 film “Perfume de Mulher”, directed by Martin Brest, as a reference. with Al Pacino and Chris O’Donnell Elias Gleizer and Laura Cardoso in ‘Like a wave’ João Miguel Júnior/Globo The telenovela had the Portuguese Ricardo Pereira, Joana Solnado and Antonio Reis, but other actors from the country had already participated in telenovelas in the TV Globo. In 1977, Tony Correia was the naive Machadinho, from the soap opera “Locomotivas”. Suzana Borges and Carlos Daniel gave life to the Portuguese brothers Inês and Ernesto, from “Pedra Sobre Pedra” (1992), Paulo Pires and Marques d´Arede they acted in the soap opera “Salsa e Merengue” (1996), respectively as Vasco and Rodolfo. Maria João entered the plots of “O Clone” (2001), with the character Amália, and “Sabor da Paixão” (2002), as Rita. Nuno Lopes was the interpreter of the Portuguese José Manoel, Murruga, from “Esperança” (2002). played the taxi driver Constantino in “Senhora do Destino” (2004). The first chapter of the soap opera has passages narrated by actor Paulo José. The theater group Tá na Rua, by Amir Haddad, who was in the soap opera with the character Menez, participated in the first chapters and at the end of the plot, in scenes recorded in Florianópolis. They are the beggars who appear in the story. The fishermen’s village, located in Santa Catarina, was built at the mouth of the Picinguaba River, at Praia da Fazenda, in Ubatuba, on the north coast of São Paulo. Residents of the Picinguaba fishermen’s colony were featured in the scenes recorded at the location. Actors Sérgio Marone, Fernanda de Freitas and Nill Marcondes took a diving class to play instructors. The core of the fishermen’s village also participated in a course in zouk, a Caribbean dance similar to the lambada, for the beach party scenes. It included Maria Fernanda Cândido, Maytê Piragibe, Cauã Reymond, Fernanda de Freitas and Sheron Menezzes. Sheron de Menezzes and Cauã Reymond in a scene from the telenovela ‘Como uma onda’ João Miguel Júnior/Globo Bastidores The first scenes of the telenovela were recorded in the Portuguese cities of Guimarães, Braga and Porto, in locations such as the Farol da Foz, on the Douro river ; the Castle of Guimarães; the Palace of the Dukes of Bragança and the Monastery of Tibães. Other scenes were set in the city of Florianópolis and the Santa Catarina beaches of Armação, Joaquina and Barra da Lagoa.

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