Plot
Gui Santiago ( Vladimir Brichta) is a rock singer who has made a great success in the 1990s who tries to go back to fame again. In love with Diana ( Alinne Moraes), he lives a tempestuous relationship with her and they have a daughter together, Chiara (Lara Cariello). Gordo (Herson Capri), Diana's father and owner of a record label was the one who made Gui to rise to stardom. The assaulting Leo Régis ( Rafael Vitti), causes Gui almost lose everything because he accuses the teen idol of plagiarism on his dream song that he was to use for his comeback to the music scene. The situation becomes complicated when Leo becomes romantically involved with Diana and Gui discovers being a father of Zac (Nicolas Prattes), the son he had with a fan. There is also Lázaro ( João Vicente de Castro), Gui's childhood friend and manager of both Gui and Leo. Lázaro has been in love with Diana since he was young thus he is envious of Gui. In the middle of several conflicts, Gui meets ballet teacher Julia ( Nathália Dill). Julia became a fugitive, after being used by her boyfriend Alex ( Caio Paduan) to smuggle drugs to the United States. Julia trusts confides to the Gui. This later leads him into confusion about what he feels for his wife and the newly met lass. The new relationship and the emergence of the boyband formed by Zac, Nicolau ( Danilo Mesquita), Tom (João Vítor Silva) and JF (Maicon Rodrigues), aiming to topple his rival, begins a transformation in the life of Gui.Cast
Special guests
Soundtrack
Volume 1
Volume 2
Ratings
Since it launched in Brazil, the show averaged over 37 million viewers, and a 44% of the audience share. On social media, the series saw more than 31,000 online comments during its premiere.References
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* * {{Rede Globo telenovelas 2016 telenovelas TV Globo telenovelas 2016 Brazilian television series debuts 2017 Brazilian television series endings Brazilian LGBTQ-related television shows Brazilian musical television series Portuguese-language telenovelas Musical telenovelas Television series about fictional musicians Television series about twins Television shows about alcohol abuse LGBTQ telenovelas