Liberdade, Liberdade
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by Maria José de Queiroz
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| Also known as | Lady Revolution |
| Genre | Telenovela Period drama |
| Created by | Maria José de Queiroz |
| Based on | Joaquina, Filha do Tiradentes by Maria José de Queiroz |
| Developed by | Mário Teixeira |
| Written by |
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| Directed by | Vinícius Coimbra |
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| Opening theme | "Francisco" (Instrumental) by Milton Nascimento[1] |
| Country of origin | Brazil |
| Original language | Portuguese |
| No. of episodes | 67 |
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| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 50 minutes |
| Production company | Projac |
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| Network | TV Globo |
| Release | 11 April – 4 August 2016 |
Liberdade, Liberdade (English title: Lady Revolution; literal meaning: Freedom, Freedom) is a Brazilian telenovela produced and aired by TV Globo between 11 April and 4 August 2016, consisting of 67 episodes. It is the sixth telenovela in the 11 p.m. timeslot. It is based on Joaquina, Filha do Tiradentes, created by Maria José de Queiroz. The telenovela is developed by Mário Teixeira and directed by Vinícius Coimbra.[2][3]
The telenovela features performances of Andreia Horta, Mateus Solano, Nathalia Dill, Bruno Ferrari, Dalton Vigh, Ricardo Pereira, Caio Blat, Sheron Menezzes, Rômulo Estrela, Maitê Proença and Lilia Cabral in the main roles.
Mariana Ximenes was initially cast for the role, Branca, but was chosen as protagonist in Haja Coração. Marjorie Estiano was also considered before Nathalia Dill was cast.[4]
Filming of initial scenes took place in Diamantina and Minas Gerais that served as the fictitious Vila Rica.[5]
Plot
Born in the 19th century, Joaquina (Mel Maia/Andreia Horta) is the daughter of revolutionary Tiradentes (Thiago Lacerda). A woman ahead of her time who carries in her blood the fight for freedom in Brazil.
As a child, she witnessed her father's death after he fought for people's freedom and was double-crossed by Rubião (Mateus Solano), his sword-arm. She was then taken to Portugal under the care of a revolution sympathizer who adopted her by the name of Rosa. Years later she comes back to Rio, a place of wrongdoing and slave abuse. A great anger at this situation awakens the will to fight she inherited from her father. There she meets Xavier (Bruno Ferrari), a rich Medical school student with a secret revolutionary side to him. Together they will find out they share not only the desire for freedom but a true love for one another.
Then Rubião crosses her path once again. Without knowing she Tiradentes' daughter, the villain will pursue her to marry him, making her life a living hell. But she will also make strong allies like Virgínia (Lília Cabral), a brothel owner who has always supported the revolution.
It is now in Joaquina's hands to end the war her father started. And she will not rest until freedom is written on the pages of history, even if it takes her own blood to do it.
Cast
| Actor/Actress | Role |
|---|---|
| Andreia Horta | Joaquina Maria da Silva Xavier (Rosa Raposo Viegas)[6] |
| Mateus Solano | José Maria Rubião[7] |
| Nathalia Dill | Branca Farto Almeida[8][9] |
| Bruno Ferrari | Xavier Almeida[10][11] |
| Dalton Vigh | Antônio José Raposo Viegas (Dom Raposo)[12] |
| Caio Blat | André Raposo Viegas[13] |
| Maitê Proença | Dionísia Raposo Viegas Mantini[14] |
| Lília Cabral | Virginia[15] |
| Sheron Menezzes | Bertoleza Raposo Viegas[16] |
| Marco Ricca | Manuel Henriques (Mão de Luva)[17] |
| Rômulo Estrela | Gaspar[18] |
| Ricardo Pereira | Tolentino[19] |
| Zezé Polessa | Ascensão[20][21] |
| Olívia Araújo | Divanilda[22] |
| Chris Couto | Luzia Farto[23] |
| Nikolas Antunes | Simão[24] |
| Osmar Prado | [25] |
| Letícia Isnard | Simoa[26] |
| Guilherme Piva | Bruno[27] |
| Genézio de Barros | Diogo Farto[25] |
| Marcos Oliveira | Sam Nunes[28] |
| Hanna Romanazzi | Gironda[29] |
| Yasmin Gomlevsky | Vida (Vidinha)[30] |
| Yanna Lavigne | Mirtes Aparecida da Conceição (Mimi)[31] |
| David Junior | Saviano[32] |
| Heloisa Jorge | Luanda[33][34] |
| Joana Solnado | Anita[35] |
| Erom Cordeiro | Everaldo[36][37] |
| Bukassa Kabengele | Robério |
| Bruce Gomlevsky | Malveiro[38] |
| Vitor Thiré | Eziel[39] |
| Jacque Moura | Erondina[40] |
| Juliana Carneiro da Cunha | Estela[41] |
| Ju Colombo | Noca[42] |
| Dudu Varello | Daniel[43] |
| Gabriel Chadan | José Joaquim Maia e Barbalho (Vendek)[44] |
| Raphael Ghanem | Dudu[45] |
| Laís Pinho | Leidiana |
| Fernanda Heras | Eunice[46] |
| João Cunha | Joel |
| Maria Eduarda Miliante | Yasmin[47] |
| Mariana Nunes | Blandina[21] |
| Gabriel Palhares | Carlos Júlio Raposo Viegas (Caju)[48] |
Guest stars
| Actor /Actress | Role |
|---|---|
| Thiago Lacerda | Joaquim José Xavier da Silva (Tiradentes)[49] |
| Leticia Sabatella | Antonia Maria do Espírito Santo[50] |
| Mel Maia | Joaquina Maria Xavier da Silva ("child")[51] |
| Lu Grimaldi | Maria Francisca Isabel de Bragança (D. Maria I)[52] |
| Lucy Ramos | Malena |
| Jackson Antunes | Terenciano Mantini |
