Ramiro (Amaury Lorenzo) will be the big winner in the next chapters of Terra e Paixão. The pawn will be filled with jealousy when he sees Kelvin (Diego Martins) clinging to Kaka (Igor Angelcorte). He’ll even go after the hairdresser. “What a shame? Down with Kevinho!”, the savage will demand in Globo’s nine o’clock soap opera.
About to launch an international career, the bartender will take some dancing lessons in the series Walcyr Carrasco. “Come on, I’ll lift you up so you can see how it’s done. Then you try it with me,” the beautician will explain.
Amaury Lorenzo’s character will arrive when Kelvin is in Cacá’s arms. “Ara! How little shame is that? Leave Kivinho!” he will shout, In the scenes that will be shown on Friday (8).
“What is this? I’m just teaching A.” Dance“, the hairdresser will explain, while Bernice (Thaty Lopez) will add more fuel to the fire. She will say: “Are you jealous?”
“There’s no jealousy at all. I’m a male! It’s just that Kevinho is my friend. And I On one I like not to see anyone holding a friend by the waist. “It’s disrespectful,” says one of Antonio’s henchmen (Tony Ramos).
To make matters worse, Zezinho (Marcio Tadeo) will also be involved in the story – which starts a widespread discussion among all the staff and regulars at Naitendei.
Terra e Paixão is written by Walcyr Carrasco and Thelma Guedes and takes place in the fictional town of Nova Primavera, in Mato Grosso do Sul.
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