

Comedy
Overview
Shy countryboy from Itu (a town in Brazil where everything is unusually big) is invited to work in the house of a rich woman, who ends up discovering the boy's hidden (and big) qualities...
Top Cast


Nuno Leal Maia
Nuno Leal Maia
Lírio
Nuno Leal Maia
Lírio


Consuelo Leandro
Consuelo Leandro
Nair
Consuelo Leandro
Nair


Maria Luíza Castelli
Maria Luíza Castelli
Zilá
Maria Luíza Castelli
Zilá


Guilherme Corrêa
Guilherme Corrêa
Rodolfo
Guilherme Corrêa
Rodolfo


Marlene França
Marlene França
Neifa
Marlene França
Neifa


Helena Ramos
Helena Ramos
Julinha
Helena Ramos
Julinha


Esmeralda Barros
Esmeralda Barros
Pedra
Esmeralda Barros
Pedra


Ana Maria Nascimento e Silva
Ana Maria Nascimento e Silva
Volga
Ana Maria Nascimento e Silva
Volga


Aldine Müller
Aldine Müller
Lurdinha
Aldine Müller
Lurdinha


Líbero Ripoli Filho
Líbero Ripoli Filho
Padre Belmiro
Líbero Ripoli Filho
Padre Belmiro
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