Xuxa: Documentary arrives this week on Globoplay; see when

Delving into the various facets of the life of the Queen of the Little People, the series Xuxa, the documentary reveals the joys, loves and painful moments of the presenter’s life and career. The purpose of the documentary series is to show the challenges she has faced throughout her career.

It is clear that people will not be able to experience all that I have experienced, all that I have seen. However, it will be very important for them to see me differently, you know? Because I saw myself differently. After watching the entire documentary, I looked at myself and went, ‘Wow! I’ve been through it all.’ I won all of this. I am all of this! It’s very impactful, it’s very powerful.

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what to expect from Xuxa, the documentary

The production promises to go beyond the archive images already known to the public and fans of the eternal Rainha dos Baixinhos, bringing previously unknown information and a sincere conversation with Marlene Mattos, his former manager with whom he had a breakup.

According to columnist Patrícia Kogut, from the newspaper O Globo, who had access to the five episodes, Xuxa, the documentary deals chronologically with the life of the presenter, from childhood to the present day, celebrating her career. Without revealing spoilers to preserve the surprise of the public, the journalist shared some details about the content of the work.

The documentary targets Xuxa’s famous ex-boyfriends, such as Pele and Ayrton Senna, as well as features a reunion with Marcelo Ribeiro, with whom she played a controversial scene in the film. Weird love. Love in the 80s, when he was still a teenager.

The series also highlights important characters in Xuxa’s personal and professional life, such as the father of her daughter Sasha, Luciano Szafir, the former boss of Globo, Boni, and her current partner, Junno Andrade.

However, one of the documentary’s most impactful moments occurs in its final chapter: the conversation between Xuxa and Marlene Mattos. The relationship between them was responsible for Xuxa’s transformation into a star in Brazil and in different parts of the world, but it ended in misunderstandings and resentments. The work foresees this sincere encounter, revealing intense emotions.

Xuxa, the documentary will debut July 13 on Globoplay.

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