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Ciranda de Pedra(2008)

7.3(3)50m1 seasonMay 5, 2008Ended

Synopsis

Stone Circle takes place in São Paulo in 1958, and tells the story of a love triangle between Natércio (Daniel Dantas), Laura (Ana Paula Arósio) and Daniel (Marcello Antony). Laura is married to Natércio and has two daughters with him: Bruna (Anna Sophia Folch) and Otávia (Ariela Massotti). Emotionally unstable, sensitive, fragile and delicate, she has frequent crises and is treated by Dr. Daniel, because who ends up falling in love. This leads to jealousy in the husband, who, despite loving his wife very much, is controlling and ambitious. Laura has a daughter with doctor Daniel, Virginia (Tammy Di Calafiori), who is raised by her mother with the lawyer. The Silva Prado mansion, where Natércio and Laura live, is located in the upper-middle-class Jardim Europa neighborhood and is looked after by the housekeeper Frau Herta (Ana Beatriz Nogueira), who is secretly in love with her boss and tries to destroy everything she does well. to Laura.

Created by Alcides Nogueira

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Seasons

Season 1

131 episodes · 2008

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Ciranda de Pedra — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Ciranda de Pedra?+

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When did Ciranda de Pedra come out?+

Ciranda de Pedra was first aired in 2008.

How many seasons of Ciranda de Pedra are there?+

Ciranda de Pedra has 1 season and 131 episodes in total.

Who created Ciranda de Pedra?+

Ciranda de Pedra was created by Alcides Nogueira.

Who stars in Ciranda de Pedra?+

Ciranda de Pedra stars Ana Paula Arósio, Marcello Antony, Daniel Dantas, Ana Beatriz Nogueira and Tammy Di Calafiori.

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