Xuxa Meneghel and director Marilyn Matos, who has been the presenter’s manager for nearly two decades, met again on Saturday (27) for the first time since A shocking 19-year breakup.
The two, who formed one of the most successful partnerships in Brazilian television history, went to Cidade das Artes, in Rio de Janeiro, for the first time. Recording a biographical series on the life of the Queen of Shorts.
It will be produced by Endemol and co-produced by Globoplay. The direction is Pedro Biel and Cassia Diane.
As soon as the meeting was proposed, Xuxa immediately agreed. He said that it would not be possible to tell her story without Marilyn. The manager immediately agreed. It was determined today.
And the meeting was held on Saturday surrounded by patronage, so as not to make it public. But the column received the information and later obtained a photo provided by the production of the series.
According to people who watched the scene, their reunion was emotional and tense at first – but it ended up lasting about two hours.
The talk sparked tears in part of the team (however, the two did not cry).
According to one of those present, they opened their hearts and talked about times past, hurt and resentment, and topics that had been stifled until now.
Xuxa has reported the pains and signs she has been enduring since she was starring on Globo TV in the morning, on a program aimed at children.
Marilyn shared her views.
In the end, both realized their respective greatness in building a television chapter that marked the childhood of millions and millions of Brazilians.
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