Cambalacho

Serie TV
1986–

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Débora Bloch and Edson Celulari in Cambalacho (1986)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWith a touch of comedy, the soap opera addresses human indulgence in the face of schemes and corruption.With a touch of comedy, the soap opera addresses human indulgence in the face of schemes and corruption.With a touch of comedy, the soap opera addresses human indulgence in the face of schemes and corruption.

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7,6/10

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- 1 vittoria e 1 candidatura in totale

Episodi179

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1 stagione 1986

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Interpreti principali69

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Fernando Vanucci Jr.

Chiquito

• 1986

Fernanda Montenegro

Leonarda 'Naná' Furtado

• 1986

Susana Vieira

Amanda Guerreiro

• 1986

Natália do Vale

Andréa Souza e Silva

• 1986

Claudio Marzo

Rogério Guerreiro

• 1986

Gianfrancesco Guarnieri

Jerônimo 'Jejê' Machado

• 1986

Consuelo Leandro

Lili Bolero

• 1986

Gustavo Thomann

Boy at the square…

• 1986

Alexandre Frota

Assediador

• 1986

Maurício Mattar

Portus Trancoso

• 1986

Ernani Moraes

Patrocinador

• 1986

Silvio de Abreu

Padre

• 1986

Sílvio Pozzato

• 1986

Dayse Tenorio

Bank Clerk

• 1986

Paulo Leão

• 1986

Débora Bloch

Ana Machadão

Daniel Filho

Inspetor

Regina Casé

Albertina 'Tina Pepper' Pimenta

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Simon-109

Brilliant

Technically this was a soap opera, a latin soap opera. If all soap operas were made the way Cambalacho was made, they would probably have to give an Academy award for best soap opera. That is how good and different this show was. Fernanda Montenegro gave an incredible performance, and the rest of the cast was just perfect. During a few months while attending college this guys made my laugh my butt off every weekday at 1 pm. No matter how tough school got I always had my Cambalacho hour. I still miss them.

Too bad that after all these years, the rest of Latin America hasn't got a page from the Brazilian manual on how to make TV.