Carminha yesterday and today: see what the cast of 'Avenida Brasil' looks like todayPhoto by Amrita on Pexels
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Carminha yesterday and today: see what the cast of 'Avenida Brasil' looks like today

oglobo10 September 2026 at 13:50

TV Globo officially confirmed that "Avenida Brasil 2" will air in January 2027, taking the place of the storyline "Quem ama cuida". The continuation of João Emanuel Carneiro's soap opera, originally aired in 2012, is considered one of the biggest successes of the Brazilian teledramaturgist in this century.

The original soap opera remained etched in the memory of the Brazilian public for its iconic characters, such as the villain Carminha, played by Adriana Esteves. The plot also stood out for the fictional Divino neighborhood, where Carminha lived with her family and where the revenge story of Nina, character played by Débora Falabella, stepdaughter of the megera, unfolded.

Nearly 15 years after the original broadcast, the production team of "Avenida Brasil 2" has already begun preparation work. The production is seeking extras with specialties in different areas to make up the cast of the continuation.

The article also mentions the relevance of Marília Carneiro's work in soap opera costumes, which revolutionized the field and created trends that were copied on the streets, demonstrating the cultural impact that the original work had on Brazilian society.

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