Avenida Brasil 2
Brazilian TV series or program
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Avenida Brasil 2 is an upcoming Brazilian telenovela created by João Emanuel Carneiro.[1] It is a sequel to the 2012 telenovela Avenida Brasil and is set to premiere on TV Globo in January 2027.[2] The telenovela continues to follow the events in the Divino neighborhood, but now with the story entirely focused on Carminha, portrayed by Adriana Esteves.
- Vincent Villari
- Eliane Garcia
- Marcia Prates
- Marta Rangel
- Paula Amaral
- Ricardo Waddington
- Henrique Sauer
| Avenida Brasil 2 | |
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| Genre | Telenovela |
| Created by | João Emanuel Carneiro |
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| Country of origin | Brazil |
| Original language | Portuguese |
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| Production company | Estúdios Globo |
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| Network | TV Globo |
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| Avenida Brasil (2012) | |
It stars Esteves, Murilo Benício, Eliane Giardini, Marcos Caruso, Cauã Reymond, Juliano Cazarré, Letícia Isnard and Thalita Carauta.
Cast
- Adriana Esteves as Carmen Lúcia Moreira de Souza Araújo "Carminha"
- Murilo Benício as Jorge Araújo "Tufão"
- Cauã Reymond as Jorge Moreira de Araújo Filho "Jorginho"[3]
- Eliane Giardini as Muricy Araújo
- Juliano Cazarré as Adauto dos Santos[4]
- Marcos Caruso as Laércio Araújo "Leleco"
- Letícia Isnard as Ivana Araújo Oliveira[5]
- Thalita Carauta as Salomé[6]
- Ernani Moraes as Espiridão[7]
- Drico Alves as Juninho[8]
- Thomás Aquino
- Mel Maia[9]
- Jéssica Ellen[10]
Guest stars
- Débora Falabella as Rita Moura dos Santos Araújo[11][12]
- Heloísa Périssé as Monalisa Barbosa da Silva
Production
The first reports about a sequel of Avenida Brasil began circulating in the press on 6 November 2025, in an article published on Leo Dias' website.[13] A sequel to Avenida Brasil had long been requested by audiences and the international market due to the success of the first season, which broke viewership and popularity records in Brazil and abroad, and because it left some storylines unresolved. Furthermore, following the lower-than-expected reception of the Vale Tudo remake, coupled with behind-the-scenes controversies, TV Globo decided to prioritize direct sequels to telenovelas such as Êta Mundo Melhor! and No Rancho Fundo, even though the latter was presented and marketed as an epilogue to Mar do Sertão, with both shows recording satisfactory ratings for the 6:00 p.m. time slot. The network had even already finalized the deal to export the series before production officially began and confirmed its premiere for January 2027, following Quem Ama Cuida, written by Walcyr Carrasco and Claudia Souto.[14] The story was officially approved in January 2026.[2]
Ricardo Waddington has been tapped to once again take on the role of lead director for the series, marking his return to telenovelas since Boogie Oogie (2014–15).[15] The telenovela was announced by the press as Avenida Brasil 2, although Os Filhos do Divino had been considered as one of the titles and was officially presented as the name of the sequel.[16][17] However, the title listed in the telenovela's synopsis did not sit well with Globo executives, who advocated for a name that would have more impact.[18] Furthermore, the network's top brass felt that the word "Divino" had a dual meaning and could be confused with a religious term, even though it refers to the neighborhood where the first part of the story took place.[19] Finally, on 8 September 2026, the network officially confirmed Avenida Brasil 2 as the definitive title in a short teaser on social media.[20] To determine the audience's reception of the show, the network scheduled a rerun of the first part on the Vale a Pena Ver de Novo programming block, premiering on 30 March 2026, replacing Rainha da Sucata.
