Tieta (TV series)

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Tieta
Genre soap opera
Based on Tieta
by Jorge Amado
Written by
Directed by Paulo Ubiratan
Starring
Theme music composer
Opening theme"Tieta" performed by Luiz Caldas
Ending theme"Tieta" performed by Luiz Caldas
Composers
Country of origin Brazil
Original languagePortuguese
No. of episodes196
Production
Executive producerMariano Gatti
Production locations
CinematographyAntonio Acevedo
Editors
  • Alberto Gouvêa
  • César Chaves
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time60 minutes
Original release
Network Rede Globo
ReleaseAugust 14, 1989 (1989-08-14) –
March 31, 1990 (1990-03-31)

Tieta is a 1989 Brazilian telenovela, produced and broadcast by Rede Globo. It originally aired between August 14, 1989, and March 30, 1990, spanning 196 episodes. It was TV Globo's 41st primetime telenovela, preceded by O Salvador da Pátria and followed by Rainha da Sucata .

Contents

It was based on Brazilian writer Jorge Amado's 1977 novel of the same name, and was written by Aguinaldo Silva, Ricardo Linhares and Ana Maria Moretzsohn. It was directed by Reynaldo Boury, Ricardo Waddington and Luiz Fernando Carvalho, under general direction by Paulo Ubiratan.

In June 2012 it was released on DVD by Globo Marcas. [1]

Production

Helena Gastal and Lessa de Lacerda designed over one thousand costumes for the novel. Iris Gomes da Costa researched expressions cited in the work of Jorge Amado, and colloquial terms of the region, so that the characters spoke with the accent and used the vocabulary of northeastern Brazil.

The fictional city of Santana do Agreste, which according to the storyline is supposed to be an hour by bus from Esplanada in the state of Bahia, was composed of 46 buildings, 2 churches, 8 streets, 2 squares, an abandoned circus and 15 ruins. Everything was built in an area of 10,000m², in Guaratiba, a West Zone neighborhood in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The street floors were a reproduction of those made in fiberglass by local artisanin in Laranjeiras, a town in the state of Sergipe. Production artists Cristina Médicis, Marta Kubitschek and Andréa Penafiel took local objects and saints statues from Sergipe to Rio de Janeiro, in order to compose the scenography.

Cast

Soundtrack

Tieta spanned two soundtrack albums, Tieta and Tieta 2, both released in 1989. During its reprise, in 1994, Som Livre released an album entitled Tieta Especial, compiling the hit songs of the two original albums. Its cover was similar to that of Tieta 2, with a photo of Betty Faria as Tieta.

Tieta
No.TitleWriter(s)Performer(s)Length
1."Meia-Lua Inteira" Carlinhos Brown Caetano Veloso 3:36
2."Tudo que se Quer" (All I Ask of You) Andrew Lloyd Webber, C. Hart, R. Stilgoe / Nelson Motta (version) Emílio Santiago and Verônica Sabino 3:57
3."No Rancho Fundo" Ary Barroso, Lamartine Babo Chitãozinho & Xororó 4:12
4."Paixão Antiga" Marcos Valle, Paulo Sérgio Valle Tim Maia 4:09
5."Paixão de Beata (Neném Mulher)" Pinto do Acordeon Pinto do Acordeon3:23
6."Tieta" Paulo Debétio, Boni Luiz Caldas 2:56
7."Segredos da Noite" (Instrumental) Paulo Debétio, Julinho Teixeira -3:46
8."Coração do Agreste" Moacir Luz, Aldir Blanc Fafá de Belém 4:12
9."Eu e Você" Renato Barros, Vadinho José Augusto 4:03
10."Cadê o Meu Amor?" Toinho Alves, Marcelo Melo Quinteto Violado 2:10
11."Amor Escondido"Fagner, Abel Silva Fagner 4:38
12."Por Você Com Você"Guilherme Arantes Guilherme Arantes 3:57
13."Tenha Calma" Djavan Maria Bethânia 4:04
14."Imaculada" (Instrumental) Ary Sperling -3:18
Total length:51:37
Tieta 2
No.TitleWriter(s)Performer(s)Length
1."Imaculada" Ary Sperling, Aldir Blanc Elba Ramalho 4:04
2."Uma Nova Mulher" Paulo Debétio, Paulinho Resende Simone 4:33
3."Dancei" Argemiro Martinho da Vila 2:33
4."Alguém Me Disse" Evaldo Gouveia, Jair Amorim Gal Costa 3:40
5."A Lua e o Mar" Moraes Moreira, Pepeu Gomes, Fausto Nilo Moraes Moreira e Pepeu Gomes 4:04
6."Água na Boca" Marcos Wagner 3 do Nordeste 2:48
7."Urbana" Ary Sperling Ary Sperling 4:13
8."Luar do Sertão" Catullo da Paixão Cearense, João Pernambuco Roberta Miranda 4:35
9."Indo e Vindo" (One For The Road) Bob Dylan, Paulo Ricardo (version) Paulo Ricardo 4:06
10."Vem Morena" Danilo Caymmi, Paulo César Pinheiro Nana Caymmi 2:30
11."Doida pra te Amar" Nando Cordel Nando Cordel featuring Amelinha 3:43
12."Sinceridade" (Sinceridad) Rafael Gaston Perez, João Bosco (version) João Bosco 4:06
13."Toucan's Dance" Dori Caymmi Sérgio Mendes 3:42
14."O Comandante (Star Splangled Banner) / O Bêbado" John Philip Sousa, J. Catarina (arrange and adaptation) / J. Catarina Banda de Santana do Agreste 1:57
Total length:54:42

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References

  1. ↑ "Globo lança novela "Tieta" em DVD" (in Portuguese). Folha de S.Paulo. June 20, 2012. Retrieved August 6, 2017.


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