Top billed cast
José Márcio dos SantosMárcio- Maura CristinaMaura
- Maria CristinaCristina
- Alexandre CavalcanteAlexandre
- Ana QuitériaQuitéria
- Cícera AndreiaCícera
- KerolaineKerolaine
- Jordana AparecidaJordana
- Sofia ConsoliSofia
- Cleyton AlvesProfessor (Teatro)
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