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Cast
Patrícia França
Tereza Batista
Humberto Martins
Jereba
Maria Gladys
Felipa
Jorge Dória
Coronel Emiliano
Herson Capri
Capitão Justo
Othon Bastos
Lulu dos Anjos
Stepan Nercessian
Almério
Zilka Salaberry
Veneranda
Sandra Barsotti
Beatriz
Jayme Periard
Oto Espinheira
Marcelo Picchi
Peixe Cação
Castro Gonzaga
Dr. Amarildo
Helena Ignez
Maricota
Marcos Paulo
Túlio Boccatelli
Mauro Mendonça
Hipólito
José Augusto Branco
Lírio Baeta
Emiliano Queiroz
Alinor
Regina Maria Dourado
Mãos de Fada
Nelson Dantas
Juiz Eustáquio Fialho
Cleide Blota
Marina
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