Over the course of 10 episodes, published two per week on Thursdays, different plots intertwine
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Rio de Janeiro, 1970s and 1980s. It is to this period that the public will be transported from June 13th with the premiere of 'The Game that Changed History', an Original Globoplay series inspired by the history of factions real and immersed in reality. There are three favelas in which the plot takes place, the fictional Padre Nosso, Parada Geral and Morro da Promessa. Furthermore, the public will be able to follow the war from inside the Ilha Grande prison. Over the course of 10 episodes, published two per week on Thursdays, different plots intertwine.
To tell the story of how organized crime emerged in Rio de Janeiro, the plot begins by presenting some of its protagonists in the prison in Ilha Grande. In this sense, two newcomers to this environment know the rules of this universe along with the public: Egídio (Ravel Andrade), arrested after running over a general's daughter, and Jesus Pedra (Raphael Logam), a beginner prison guard. But from day one, transformation is inevitable for both. “Egídio arrives in this world totally unknown to him, he is a portrait of many young people in society, a character who has an abysmal turn all the way”, points out Ravel Andrade.
In prison, two groups command the place, on one side the “Alligator” phalanx; and on the other, the “Turma do Fundão”, the future “Falange Vermelha”. “He is one of the bosses, one of the central figures in the creation of a faction that will emerge throughout the plot. But Hoffman has charisma, he's a brave, tough guy, a physical fighter. He has his allies, the dominated and his rivals and a coexistence of great respect, fear and friendship with the other prisoners”, anticipates Babu Santana.
José Junior also highlights the importance of bringing these stories to the public , told from other perspectives. “These are events that are rarely portrayed in audiovisual media or are unknown to the vast majority of society. Maybe everyone knows it, but not in a deep way. The protagonists who face the problem are the main characters that we give voice to,” he analyzes. “The vast majority of the cast is made up of black people, from the favelas and northeast, reflecting the Brazilian reality.”
In addition, 'The Game that Changed History' gains even more veracity with real locations, such as the Bangu 1 prison and the favelas Vigário Geral, Parada de Lucas, Dique, Parque Analândia, Rocinha and Complexo da Pedreira, all in Rio. “Making a series in real environments is very rich and full of surprises”, says Heitor Dhalia, director general plot. The native of Pernambuco also says that his immersion in the project was complete, right from the preparation. “It's a somewhat colossal effort, there are 10 episodes, period, with many characters and complex action scenes. All of this required a great deal of immersion in the creative process. I highlight in this dedication the work of preparing the actors and the entire team for the big scenes. I was fascinated by the story. We only know who we are if we know our history”, he adds.
Model reveals baptism and new identity in meeting with former confinement colleagues
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The reunion between former participants of "Big Brother Brasil" during Wanessa Camargo's show has generated a lot of comments, and Yasmin Brunet decided to make her position clear. The model announced on her Instagram, this Saturday (11), that she is no longer “on the fence”, as happened during her participation in the reality show.
Yasmin revealed that she was "baptized" by Fernanda and Pitel, officially becoming a “gnome”. The group of gnomes got their name from one of the rooms in the reality show. In her Stories on Instagram, the influencer shared details of the meeting with her former colleagues, confirming her new identity: “Gnomes in the forest (and yes, they accepted me as a gnome)”, joked Yasmin in the caption of the publication.
Recently, in an interview with Quem magazine, Yasmin Brunet spoke about her experience in " Big Brother Brazil 24". Asked if she regretted her participation, the model denied it and stated that she liked everything she experienced in confinement. “I loved it, I don’t regret going. People got to know me as a human being, who makes mistakes and gets things right. I'm working on this with myself, learning to love myself more and more so that one day I can help people who also go through this.”
Yasmin also commented on the criticism she received. “I'm used to that, everyone always says something, everyone has the right to think what they want. So, that’s up to each person, I don’t care”, said the model, highlighting that the reality show experience was an opportunity for self-knowledge and personal growth.
Singer presents Michele Andrade as his last special participation in audacious project
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On the eve of the recording of his new DVD "Conectado", Mumuzinho revealed the latest attraction that will be part of the project: forró singer Michele Andrade, with more than a decade of career. The recording will take place this Wednesday (3), in São Paulo.
Michele Andrade will join a cast already full of samba and pagode stars, including Péricles, Thiaguinho, Belo, Ferrugem, Turma do Pagode , Mc IG, Miltinho, Rodriguinho and Felipe & Rodrigo. Everyone will take the stage at Vibra São Paulo tomorrow night. The DVD will feature thirty tracks, 25 of which are new, promising a diverse and innovative show.
In his words, Mumuzinho highlights the special moment he is experiencing in his career: “In fact, I understand that maturity has arrived for me to continue following my path and I am very happy. And I'm going to present the biggest DVD of my career, in fact a new concept of DVD at the pagode.”
The new work comes after the success of "Resenha do Mumu", which earned the singer a gold record with more than 260 million streams and a Latin Grammy nomination in the best album category samba/pagode. With more than eight million followers on digital platforms, Mumuzinho demonstrates that he is in tune with his audience and new music trends.
Actor and app driver met in the dressing room, after the end of the Globo reality show
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Meeting of giants after the end of BBB 24! In the early hours of this Wednesday (17), Babu Santana went to meet Davi, who became this year's season champion. During a meeting in the dressing room, the actor welcomed the Bahian and posed for a photo next to the app driver.
“Congratulations. You really deserve it. This moment is yours. You are a very important guy for us and I wanted to tell you that”, said the actor to the Bahian. The actor was at Estúdios Globo to participate in the program BBB - A Invasão. On the program, Ana Clara entered the house right after the BBB 24 Final and was shocked to find Babu cooking.
This Tuesday (16) BBB 24 named the winner of the biggest prize in the history of program. As everyone already imagined, Davi secured first place and R$2,920,000 in the account with 60.52% of the votes. With the victory, the Bahian also secured a Chevrolet Trailblazer worth approximately R$360,000 and a documentary about his life story on Globoplay.
The 21-year-old app driver was one of two chosen by the public for enter the house, together with Isabelle. From the first day inside the house, Davi had a clear dream: to improve his family's financial life and study Medicine. "I want to be a doctor and make my mother proud", said the 21-year-old app driver.
As a child, he sold water and popsicles to help with household expenses after his parents' divorces. Although he never said this inside the BBB 24 house, Davi's mother revealed in an interview that the Bahian had three heart attacks as a result of hunger when he was still a child.
Before BBB 24, Davi He lived a simple life in the backyard of his family's house in Salvador, in a house that had already been notified by City Hall for being at risk of landslides. He has also been dating a woman 20 years older than him for a year, whom he already calls his wife.
Davi sees participating in BBB as a chance to change his life and honor his mother's efforts, who struggled to support his family after closing his clothing store. "Those born poor don't have time to suffer because they get stoned every day", he said in an interview with Gshow before entering the house.
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