| O Amor Está no Ar | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Telenovela |
| Created by | Alcides Nogueira |
| Directed by | Wolf Maya |
| Starring | Betty Lago Natália Lage Rodrigo Santoro Eriberto Leão Luís Melo Natália do Vale Nicette Bruno Georgiana Góes Oscar Magrini Nuno Leal Maia Lady Francisco Tuca Andrada Isabela Garcia Caco Ciocler Tato Gabus Mendes Cláudia Lira |
| Opening theme | "Love Is in the Air (Ballroom Remix)" |
| Composer | John Paul Young |
| Country of origin | Brazil |
| Original language | Portuguese |
| No. of episodes | 137 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Carlos Araújo |
| Original release | |
| Network | Rede Globo |
| Release | March 31 (1997-03-31) – September 6, 1997 (1997-09-06) |
O Amor Está no Ar is a Brazilian telenovela produced and televised by Rede Globo, March 31 to September 6, 1997, in 137 chapters.[1]
The story takes place in the quiet and fictional city of Ouro Velho. Sofia Schneider (Betty Lago) is an exuberant woman of great class, intelligence, and solid ethical values inherited from her Jewish family, who emigrated to Brazil after the war. After the death of her husband, the aristocrat Victor Sousa Carvalho (Wolf Maya), Sofia takes over the business of the company Estrela Dourada, which explores water tourism in the local dam. But his mother-in-law, Úrsula (Nicette Bruno), does not accept the situation and begins a contest for control of the Sousa Carvalho family business.
Ursula has an ally, the unscrupulous Alberto (Luís Melo) married to his daughter Milica (Suzana Gonçalves). The relationship is complicated by Sofia's sister, Julia Schneider (Natália do Vale), arriving from Europe to join Alberto to remove her sister from the company.
Sofia has bigger problems at home. His daughter Luísa (Natália Lage), is a problematic adolescent and manipulated by her paternal grandmother. The relationship between mother and daughter gets more turbulent when they both fall in love with the same man, the aviator Léo (Rodrigo Santoro).
| Actor/Actress[2] | Character |
|---|---|
| Betty Lago | Sofia Schneider Souza Carvalho Uchôa |
| Natália Lage | Luíza Schneider Souza Carvalho Uchôa (Lu) |
| Rodrigo Santoro | Leonardo Freitas Menezes (Léo) |
| Eriberto Leão | João Amaral Leite |
| Luís Melo | Alberto Santana |
| Natália do Vale | Júlia Schneider |
| Nicette Bruno | Úrsula Souza Carvalho Uchôa |
| Georgiana Góes | Frederica Guimarães Ribeiro (Cuca Chicotada) |
| Oscar Magrini | Pedro Olímpio |
| Lady Francisco | Candoca Guimarães Ribeiro (Candê) |
| Nuno Leal Maia | Alcebíades Guimarães Ribeiro (Guima) |
| Tuca Andrada | Vicente Souza Carvalho Uchôa |
| Marcelo Faria | Ivan Guimarães Ribeiro |
| Ana Paula Tabalipa | Camila |
| Caco Ciocler | Rabino Davi |
| Isabela Garcia | Flora |
| Tato Gabus Mendes | Filipe Schnaider |
| Cláudia Lira | Matilde Guimarães Ribeiro |
| Monah Delacy | Ester Schneider |
| Flávio Migliaccio | Peninha |
| Suzana Gonçalves | Emília Souza Carvalho / Milica |
| Rodrigo Santiago | Seabra |
| Micaela Góes | Beatriz Schneider Souza Carvalho Uchôa |
| Lupe Gigliotti | Tosca |
| Ivan de Almeida | Teobaldo |
| Antônio Grassi | Lacerda |
| Helena Ramos | Suzete |
| Tonico Pereira | Chicão (Francisco) |
| Vera Mancini | Chimbica |
| Renato Rabello | Gregório |
| Cláudia Provedel | Izabel Guimarães Ribeiro |
| Alexandre Barbalho | Dr. Machado |
| Thierry Figueira | Rodrigo |
| Luíza Curvo | Tatiana Guimarães Ribeiro |
| Dan Stulbach | Horácio |
| Carla Fioroni | Alaíde |
| Patrick de Alencar | Daniel Schneider Souza Carvalho Uchôa |
| Elaine Mickely | Carla |
| Manitou Felipe | Lucas |
| Clara Garcia | Lizete |
| Ariela Goldman | Heloísa |
| Gilles Gwizdek | Maciel |
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