Caras & Bocas

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Caras & Bocas
Caras & Bocas logo 2.jpg
Also known asWatercolors of Love
Genre Telenovela
Created by Walcyr Carrasco
Starring Flávia Alessandra
Malvino Salvador
Ingrid Guimarães
Isabelle Drummond
Henri Castelli
Fulvio Stefanini
Deborah Evelyn
Fernanda Machado
and big cast
Opening theme"Caras & Bocas" by Chicas
Country of originBrazil
Original languagePortuguese
No. of episodes232
Production
Production locationSouth Africa & Brazil
Camera setup Multiple-camera setup
Running time50–80 minutes
Release
Original network TV Globo
Original release13 April 2009 (2009-04-13) 
8 January 2010 (2010-01-08)

Caras & Bocas (English: Watercolors of Love) is a Brazilian telenovela produced and broadcast by TV Globo, which premiered on 13 April 2009 and ended on 8 January 2010. It was the second-most watched telenovela in Brazil. [1]

Contents

Cast

Actor/actressCharacter
Flávia Alessandra Dafne Bastos Conti da Silva
Malvino Salvador Gabriel Batista da Silva
Deborah Evelyn Judith Silveira Lontra
Ingrid Guimarães Simone Meirelles
Marcos Pasquim Denis Batista de Azevedo
Elizabeth Savalla Maria do Socorro Batista da Silva (Socorro)
Henri Castelli Vicente Foster
Isabelle Drummond Bianca Bastos Conti da Silva
Ary Fontoura Jacques Michel Conti
Fúlvio Stefanini Frederico Foster
Sidney Sampaio Benjamin Abraham (Benny)
Ana Lúcia Torre Ester Abraham
Marco Pigossi Cássio Amaral
Maria Zilda Bethlem Leandra Silveira Lontra (Léa)
Miguel Rômulo Felipe Nunes Paiva
Fernanda Machado Laís Molinari Vasconcellos
Sérgio Marone Nicholas Silveira Lontra (Nick)
Sheron Menezzes Milena Nunes Conti
Otaviano Costa Adenor Cosme de Lima
Rachel Ripani Tatiana Fischer
Bete Mendes Maria da Piedade Batista Azevedo Conti (Piedade)
Danieli Haloten Anita Batista da Silva
Cristina Mutarelli Zoraide Molinari
Marcos Breda Pelópidas Travassos
Thalma de Freitas Magaly Franco
Carmem Verônica Josefa (Jojô)
David Lucas Bruno Guimarães de Azevedo (Espeto)
Fábio Lago Fabiano Barros Ferreiro
Suzana Pires Ivonete Barros Ferreira
Júlio Rocha Edgar Pereira
Renata Castro Barbosa Cléo Foster
Sophie Charlotte Vanessa Barros Ferreira (Vanessinha)
Wagner Santisteban Anselmo
Dhu Moraes Dirce Nunes Paiva
Joelson Medeiros Padre Guilherme
Roney Facchini Ernani Molinari
Pedro Garcia Netto Galeno Pellozini
Jaime Leibovitch Rabino Mendel Abraham
Rafael Zulu Carlos Vasconcellos (Caco)
Alexandre Slaviero Tadeu Molinari
Ricardo Duque André Di Francesco
Hilda Rebello Nereide Di Francesco
Marcelo Barros Jandir
Carina PortoÍsis Molinari
Alexandre MorenoAluísio Leal
Sônia de Paula Edineide
Ludoval Campos Nélson
Guilherme Duarte Samuel
Francisco FortesTatá
Amanda Azevedo Ada Franco Leal
Gabriel Kaufmann Valdemir Barros Ferreira
Júlia LundHannah Foster
Alice Assef Beth
Maria Clara Gueiros Liliana Guimarães de Azevedo (Lili)
Guilhermina Guinle Amarilys Di Francesco
Neusa Maria Faro Mercedes
Dener PachecoRenan
Júlia Ruiz Clotilde Foster (Clô)
Rodrigo Andrade Teodoro (Téo)
Marco Antônio Gimenez Sargento Lucas Rios
Theodoro Cochrane Isaac

Soundtrack

National

Cover: The telenovela logo

  1. "Caras e Bocas" - Chicas
  2. "C'est si bon" - Rita Lee and Roberto de Carvalho
  3. "Meu Sonho" - Os Paralamas do Sucesso
  4. "Quando" - Myllena
  5. "Um Dia De Domingo" - Ana Carolina and Celso Fonseca
  6. "Mais Uma Vez" - Marisa Monte
  7. "Vem Andar Comigo" - Jota Quest
  8. "É só você" querer – Elba Ramalho
  9. "Simplesmente Mulher" - Silvia Machete
  10. "Saudade da Bahia" - Moinho
  11. "Vem Na Minha" - Kelly Key
  12. "Amor Perfeito" - Gé Cardoso e Lilach Davioff
  13. "Nada Além" - Roberto Frejat
  14. "No Ordinary Love" - João Pinheiro
  15. "Antes De Você" - Titãs
  16. "Vida" - Padre Fábio de Melo
  17. "Te Amo" - Wanderléa
  18. "De Volta Ao Planeta dos Macacos" - Jota Quest
  19. "Além do Paraíso" - Jussara Silveira

International

Cover: Flávia Alessandra

  1. "Lucky" - Jason Mraz feat. Colbie Caillat
  2. "Already Gone" - Kelly Clarkson
  3. "Don't Wanna Miss" - Lia Weller
  4. "The Fear" - Lily Allen
  5. "Stand by Me" - Seal
  6. "No Other Love" - John Legend feat. Estelle
  7. "Funky Bahia" - Sérgio Mendes part. will.i.am
  8. "Fell In Love" - Alain Clark
  9. "Invece no" - Laura Pausini
  10. "If" - Daniel Boaventura
  11. "Ahava" (É o Amor) – and Lilaz
  12. "I'll be there" - Av Project feat. Itauana Ciribelli and Dan Torres
  13. "Your Heart Is As Black As Night" - Melody Gardot
  14. "Lovin' You" - Rosanah Fiengo
  15. "Bewitched" - Ronaldo Canto e Mello
  16. "All about our Love" - João Pinheiro feat. Marjorie Philibert

Instrumental

  1. "Tango moo"
  2. "Chapliniana"
  3. "Frederico"
  4. "Na Galeria (suspense)"
  5. "Caretas 1"
  6. "Caretas 2"
  7. "Afrika 1"
  8. "Afrika 2"
  9. "Afrika 3"
  10. "No Boteco"
  11. "Ongsong"
  12. "Judaica moo"
  13. "Judaica moo (suspense)"
  14. "Mitzva Party"

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References

  1. "'Caras & Bocas' tem recorde de audiência no último capítulo". Diário do Grande ABC (in Portuguese). 8 January 2010. Retrieved 6 September 2017.
Preceded by
Três Irmãs
15 September 2008 (2008-09-15)–10 April 2009 (2009-04-10)
Globo 7 p.m. timeslot telenovela
13 April 2009 (2009-04-13)–8 January 2010 (2010-01-08)
Succeeded by
Tempos Modernos
11 January 2010 (2010-01-11)–16 July 2010 (2010-07-16)