Camila Queiroz records the reunion of the cast of “De Volta aos 15”

Actress Camila Queiroz shared a behind-the-scenes photo of the reunion with the cast of “De Volta aos 15” for the start of production of the second season.

On her Twitter profile, the artist posed alongside Maisa (20), with whom she shares the role of Anita, as well as Pedro Vinicius and Alice Marcone.

In Stories he shared the images of the lunch with the whole team, recorded by Lucca Picon and Gabriel Stalffer, in which it is possible to verify the presence, among others, of João Guilherme and Amanda Azevedo.

A sort of “De Reente 30” on the contrary, the series revolves around Anita, who, in a moment of crisis with her adult life, wishes to be able to change several past decisions to have a better life. So she suddenly finds herself when she was 15.

The protagonist is played by Camila Queiroz in her adult stage and by Maisa in her adolescence.

In addition to time travel, the plot explores a “butterfly effect”, because whenever she tries to fix the lives of everyone around her, Anita impacts her friends’ fate in the future, and not always for the better.

Among the main characters are Carol (Klara Castanho), Anita’s cousin involved with the biggest trash boy in the city, Luiza (Amanda Azevedo), her sister who lives trapped in the role of the little princess of the city, César (Pedro Vinicius) . , her new friend who needs courage to be who he is, Henrique (Caio Cabral), the nerdy best friend who is secretly in love with the protagonist, as well as Fabricio (João Guilherme).

The series was developed by Janaina Tokitaka (“Spectros”) with the production of Glaz Entertainment and will return for six more episodes in 2023.

Source: Terra

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