After finishing with João Pedro (Juan Paiva) in the remake of “Reborn” , Sandra (Giullia Buscacio) will return to the village of Ilhéus and surprise the residents.
About that, José Inocêncio (Marcos Palmeira) will be disappointed with the behavior of Mariana (Theresa Fonseca) and Venâncio (Rodrigo Simas) will encourage Buba (Gabriela Medeiros) lie to your father.
Check out what will happen this week in the remake of “Renascer”:
José Inocêncio finds Mariana strange
After experiencing a major disagreement with Mariana, José Inocêncio will find the character's attitudes strange as soon as she returns to live on his farm.
With the advice of Eliana (Sophie Charlotte) in her head, the character will try to get her husband's attention by behaving as if she were Maria Santa (Duda Santos).
In addition to wearing the nightgown of the cocoa producer's late wife, the young woman will also wrap herself in the blanket that symbolizes the protagonist's old relationship.
Such attitudes will leave José Inocêncio disappointed, leading him to ask Mariana to act again in the same way he knew her.
Sandra becomes Rachid's partner
After some time away, Sandra will appear in the village of Ilhéus, in Bahia, and surprise the residents. Right off the bat, Rachid (Almir Sater) will inform you that he is the new owner of the old house Jacutinga (Juliana Paes), inviting her to be his partner in a new business.
Right away, João Pedro's ex-girlfriend will like the idea and will make plans to reopen the brothel — something that will worry Norbert (Matheus Nachtergaele), among other characters, who will worry about the reaction of Egidio (Vladimir Brichta).
With Sandra's return, José Inocêncio's youngest son will also find the young woman's attitude strange, questioning what her real intention is to reopen the place.
After the news spread throughout the city, Mistress Boss (Camila Morgado) will try to talk to her daughter, recommending that she not confront her father and return to Salvador. Carefree, Sandra will invite her mother to live with her there, something that the nun will find absurd.
Venâncio asks Buba to lie to Inocêncio
With problems in their relationship, Venâncio and Buba will not be able to understand each other. Desperate to make his father's dream come true without shocking him with the truth, the publicist will ask his girlfriend to lie.
Tired of pretending things, the psychologist will demand that the boy tell José Inocêncio the whole truth, while Venâncio will ask her to wait for the birth of his son. Teak (Lívia Silva).
More than that, he will even ask Buba to wear a fake belly when visiting the Ilhéus farm. Arriving at the location, the character will gain the support of his father in light of his story, being advised to confiscate Eliana's apartment.
Even so, Buba will be bothered by so many lies and, when he reaches his limit, he will kick his boyfriend out of the house.
Egídio confronts Sandra
Upon learning that Sandra intends to reopen the city's brothel, Egídio goes to the place to confront his daughter. Known for his aggressiveness, the villain will be contained by João Pedro and Jose Augusto (Renan Monteiro), who will threaten him.
Furthermore, the girl's ex-boyfriend will ask her to Damian (Shaman) ensure Egídio's distance from the character — something that will not lessen the concern of the residents of Ilhéus, who will be terrified of possible retaliation from the farmer.
Inocêncio discovers Rachid's secret
A very good friend of Rachid, José Inocêncio will be amazed to discover that the Turk was married to Marianinha, Maria Santa's older sister.
Aware that one of his late wife's biggest dreams was to meet her again, the cocoa producer will also discover that Marianinha left a letter written for her sister. However, Rachid will refuse to hand her over to Inocêncio.
Source: CNN Brasil
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