Dona de Mim (TV series)
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- Juan Jullian
- Renata Sofia
- Jaqueline Vargas
- Michel Carvalho
- Mário Viana
- Carolina Santos
| Dona de Mim | |
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| Genre | Telenovela |
| Created by | Rosane Svartman |
| Written by |
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| Directed by | Allan Fiterman |
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| Opening theme | "Dona de Mim" by Iza ft. Azzy & Sandra de Sá[1] |
| Country of origin | Brazil |
| Original language | Portuguese |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 218 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Mariana Pinheiro |
| Production company | Estúdios Globo |
| Original release | |
| Network | TV Globo |
| Release | 28 April 2025 – 9 January 2026 |
Dona de Mim (English title: Queen of Myself)[2] is a Brazilian telenovela created by Rosane Svartman.[3] It aired on TV Globo from 28 April 2025 to 9 January 2026.[4] The telenovela stars Clara Moneke, Humberto Morais, Juan Paiva, Rafael Vitti, Cláudia Abreu, Tony Ramos, Marcello Novaes and Aline Borges.[5]
Guest stars
- Clara Moneke as Leona "Léo" Larissa da Silva Senna[6]
- Juan Paiva as Samuel Boaz[7]
- Tony Ramos as Abel Rubin Boaz[8]
- Cláudia Abreu as Filipa Campelo Boaz[5]
- Marcello Novaes as Jaques Boaz
- Aline Borges as Tânia Boaz[9]
- Elis Cabral as Sofia Soares Boaz[5]
- Humberto Morais as Marlon
- Rafael Vitti as Davi Boaz[5]
- Giovana Cordeiro as Bárbara[10]
- Armando Babaioff as Vanderson Silveira
- Marcos Pasquim as Ricardo Monteiro[11]
- Leona Cavalli as Gabriela Moller Stoltz[12]
- Giovanna Lancellotti as Kamila "Kami" Dias[13]
- Felipe Simas as Danilo Santos[14]
- Haonê Thinar as Pâmela "Pam"[15]
- L7nnon as Ryan
- Suely Franco as Rosa Boaz[16]
- Ernani Moraes as Manuel Santos[17]
- Sílvia Bandeira as Isabela Campelo[18]
- Thardelly Lima as Enzo Cariri[19]
- Cyda Moreno as Yara da Silva Senna[5]
- Vilma Melo as Jussara Senna[20]
- Adélio Lima as Luis "Luisão"[5]
- Bel Lima as Ayla Boaz[5]
- Flora Camolese as Nina Campelo[21]
- Nykolly Fernandes as Stephany da Silva Senna[5]
- Cecília Chancez as Dara[5]
- Pedro Fernandes as Peter Santos[5]
- Guti Fraga as Father Paulo[22]
- Hugo Resende as Alan Barbosa[5]
- Pedro Alves as Caco[5]
- Gabriel Sanches as Breno[5]
- Luana Tanaka as Gisele[5]
- Giovanna Jesus as Ivy[5]
- Gabriel Fuentes as Júlio[23]
- Carol Marra as Natara[5]
- Faiska Alves as Jefferson "Jeff"[5]
- Pedro Henrique Ferreira as Lucas[5]
- Cris Larin as Denise[5]
- Nilson Nunes as Silva[5]
- Lorenzo Reis as André Dias "Dedé"[5]
- Luísa Guedes as Antônia[5]
- Bella Roberth as Aurora[5]
- Theo Matos[5]
- Camila Pitanga as Ellen Soares Silveira[24]
- Jean Paulo Campos as Yuri dos Santos[25]
- Marcelo Mello Jr. as Costa[26]
- Adriana Bellonga as Mariana
- Miguel Nader as Sergeant Cardoso
- Paulo Reis as Ceremony Manager
Production
After Vai na Fé (2023), which was one of the biggest ratings successes in the "7 PM slot" in the post-COVID-19 pandemic period since Salve-se Quem Puder (2020-21), Rosane Svartman began production of another telenovela for the timeslot in July 2024, with it being approved and announced at TV Globo's upfront for 2025, held on October 16, 2024.[27] The telenovela is titled Dona de Mim, after the song and album by singer Iza, released in 2018.[28] Allan Fiterman is the director of the telenovela.[29] Filming began in January 2025.[30]
