“Vale Tudo” has become the soap opera that people talk badly about before watching it

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It is no coincidence that there is so much anticipation around the remake of “Vale Tudo” that Globo will air next year, starting in April. The soap opera, originally written by Gilberto Braga, Aguinaldo Silva and Leonor Basseres, is considered – with good reason – one of the best Brazilian television dramas and intruding on a canon of this kind arouses curiosity on all sides.

The names chosen for the cast have been analyzed in detail by series fans, who even wonder if some have won the roles just because they have many followers. An interview given by Manuela Dias, author of the remake, this Monday (14th) for “Folha de S. Paulo” has sparked even more controversy. According to the author, Odete Roittman, the villain immortalized by Beatriz Segall, currently would not speak badly of Brazil. “I feel like saying that Brazil is rubbish and doesn’t bring anything these days”he states.

According to the playwright, those who want to see the original character should turn to GloboPlay and point out the differences, such as the female sexual liberation accepted today. “I’m not saying she’ll become a feminist”he says.

The fact is that statements like this spread like wildfire on social media. There is no shortage of debate and criticism. The fact is, before it even premiered, before it was even recorded, the new version of “Vale Tudo” became a soap opera that people talked badly about before they even watched it. Manuela Dias will need to breathe to face such a challenge. Going on air with a contrary audience is not comfortable.

Whether this will be the beginning of the end of the remake era remains to be seen. Maybe, just maybe, “Vale Tudo” would serve more as an inspiration than a story told.

Source: Terra

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