SIC Caras is a Portuguese

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. It features talk shows, biographies and documentaries and programming related to celebrities and royalty, reflecting '' Caras'' magazine content. ''Passadeira Vermelha'' (Red Carpet) is the primetime and flagship show, a SIC Caras original, while almost half of the programming is imported, ranging from celebrity-related documentaries to U.S. talk shows (

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). In Portugal, initially the channel had an exclusivity contract with NOS.SIC Caras vai apostar na realeza e nas celebridades
/ref> In June 2014, it started broadcasting to ZAP in Angola and Mozambique.

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