Perfect Love: Gilda finds out whose son Marcelino is and sets up a coup

In scenes set to air this Friday, July 21, in “Perfect love”, from TV Globo, Gilda (Mariana Ximenes) will discover that Marcelino (Levi Asaf) is not the son of trapeze artist Rosa (Iasmin Patacho), as everyone in town believes. The villain will know, through her lawyer, that Rosa had a girl.

After receiving approval from Mayor Anselmo Evaristo (Paulo Betti), with the fundamental support of Candida (Zeze polessa), celestial (Cyda Moreno), Leonor (Rose Lima) and Tânia (Iza Moreira) see their desired night course at the Escola de São Jacinto take place, mobilizing the adults of the city and having, among the students, Popó (Master Ivamar) and Justin (Joao Fernandes).

With that, Celeste and Popó will be even closer; Justino will follow Tânia’s advice and dedicate himself to his studies; and the daughter of Neiva (Mary Gal) will be able to taste a little of what she dreams of in her life: becoming a teacher. The scenes are scheduled to air this Thursday, July 20th.

NEW RESIDENT IN TOWN

And the city of São Jacinto will have one more resident. Pedro Valente (Rodrigo dos Santos) is a broken man who bears the hard mark of torture, after living nine years as a political prisoner. Widowed, he will arrive in this Saturday’s chapter, July 22, to try to rebuild his life.

It will be at the city’s school that Valente will find shelter, where he will be able to work as a janitor, after Celeste and Leonor are touched by his story. Valente’s main objective, however, is to find and take back his son Samuel. Valente’s wife died during a prison interrogation and their son was taken from them.

“Amor Perfeito” is created and written by Duca Rachid and Júlio Fischer with artistic direction by André Câmara. The work is written with Elísio Lopes Jr, with the collaboration of Dora Castellar, Duba Elia and Mariani Ferreira. The direction is by Oscar Francisco, Alexandre Macedo, Lúcio Tavares, Joana Antonaccio and Larissa Fernandes. Production is by Isabel Ribeiro and Mônica Fernandes and genre direction by José Luiz Villamarim.