In Land and Paixão, Ramiro (Amaury Lorenzo) is bathing in the river with Kelvin (Diego Martins) when he sees a “ghost” playing in the water. He will see Vinícius (Paulo Rocha) still alive and leave the ride at the same time. He will tell his discovery to Antônio (Tony Ramos), who becomes obsessed with hatred and decides to go public with the story on Globo’s nine o’clock soap opera.
The geologist is still recovering from the recording he took and will go for a walk with Iraê (Suyane Moreira) when he wants to take a bath for joy. She will eventually accompany him on the dive, which is scheduled to air this Tuesday (14).
At the same time, the audience sees the waiter pouting because Ramiro is laughing at his shower exit. The Jagunço will go into the river while his lover will complain that the water is freezing. “Era! Isn’t that the geologist who put Gaia on the boss? Huh, so he’s alive? I’ll tell the boss… He must know that the geologist Tar is alive!” the animal will say.
The sequence is interrupted and now shows the pawn in front of the pawn. “But what’s going on? What do you want? It looks like you’ve seen a haunting. Spill it, man!” the rich man will shout. “It’s something no one can know, boss. It’s better to keep it under control,” Ramiro will warn.
“That’s the geologist! I went swimming in the river and then I saw the geologist! “How is it? Vinicius? Ramiro, now you can see a ghost?” Antônio will shout.
However, he will think twice and say: “This can’t be… The guy didn’t want to… No, no… But… If it were true… Hiding, he would have done this too Shamans can be there. I still think you’re changing your ideas… But in any case, it’s better to check.”
Terra e Paixão was written by Walcyr Carrasco and Thelma Guedes. The story takes place in the fictional town of Nova Primavera in Mato Grosso do Sul. The story will remain on air until January 19 next year and will be replaced by the remake of Renascer (1993).
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