
It's a Fairy!
Comedy · Fantasy
Overview
Geraldine is a fairy who lost their wings by using unconventional methods in their missions. Her last chance to retrieve them will be the mission "Julia".
Top Cast


Kéfera Buchmann
Kéfera Buchmann
Geraldine
Kéfera Buchmann
Geraldine


Klara Castanho
Klara Castanho
Julia
Klara Castanho
Julia


Sílvio Guindane
Sílvio Guindane
Vicente
Sílvio Guindane
Vicente


Mariana Santos
Mariana Santos
Alice
Mariana Santos
Alice


Bruna Griphao
Bruna Griphao
Veronica
Bruna Griphao
Veronica


Isabella Moreira
Isabella Moreira
Ingrid
Isabella Moreira
Ingrid


Clara Tiezzi
Clara Tiezzi
Priscila
Clara Tiezzi
Priscila


João Fernandes
João Fernandes
Pedro
João Fernandes
Pedro


Christian Monassa
Christian Monassa
Maureba
Christian Monassa
Maureba


Júnior Vieira
Júnior Vieira
Ankô
Júnior Vieira
Ankô
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