Natthália Gonçalves

Lola (16) is a lonely girl marked by a trauma that has followed her since childhood: the mysterious absence of her father. A talented swimmer with a vast collection of medals, Lola keeps a curious secret, she cannot swim the butterfly stroke. She has a strained relationship with her mother, and after one of their arguments she decides to spend her vacation alone in her uncle's town. There, the teenager's life changes radically she falls in love with Gabriel, makes new friends, and joins the town's struggling swim team. Now, every time Lola is in the water, these new emotions stir memories from her past. On the eve of an important championship, Lola finds herself facing fears and traumas she never expected, including the truth about her father's death.

Muriel can't sleep. It's been one year since her mother's suicide, but somehow she's still there. A miracle might be about to happen.

A group of young people are returning from a trip when they find a teenage girl lost on the road and offer her a lift. After being abandoned by the driver, the group decides to spend the night at the young woman's house. They just didn't expect it to be the worst choice of their lives...

The Sabino Machado family, their slaves and entourage spend years frozen in the ocean after a shipwreck in 1886. They wake up gradually, one by one, and must learn to deal with the technology and the human idiosyncrasies of the present times. Among cultural and temporal shocks, "the frozen ones" encounter improbable friendships, romances and greedy people, while fighting prejudices that not even time was able to eradicate.

In 1970, the Brazilian national team took the field with big dreams and an even bigger challenge: to become the first three-time world champions.