Gradually, the plot of “Fatal Beauty” the first Brazilian soap opera of Max, with script of Raphael Montes viralized among the public, consecrating himself as one of the most commented subjects in the X, former Twitter.
Going beyond the main plot, with hints of humor and drama, one of the highlights of the production was the interpretation of Camila Pitanga in the role of charismatic villain Lola Argento . An ambitious and determined woman who does her best to achieve her own goals.
Owner of a beauty empire, better known as Lolaland the businesswoman owns slogans that were quickly incorporated into the vocabulary of netizens on social networks.
Guys, what a boring generation! Everything is mimimi, everything is machismo, it’s homophobia, it’s boring! kkkkk I’m so she #BeleZafatal pic.twitter.com/lt5h5ltgla
– Pauzito (@pauloxwz) February 28, 2025
In the mood of heats for the last chapter of the newsletter, which reaches the streaming platform this Friday (21), at 20h, CNN Gathered below 10 comments – politically incorrect – from the protagonist. Look:
- “Your luck is that I dated soothing, wise fairy, otherwise I fly around your neck.”
- “I’m a streaming and your father is open TV, you know?”
- “Everyone adds, see? In joy, in Botox and facial harmonization.”
- “A Brazil in harmony is not enough, I want a harmonized Brazil.”
- “Beloved, beloved, Amades … Good Die!”
- “Long live the gays! Gays, gays, gays, gays.”
- “Look, if I hadn’t been born I would be jealous of me.”
- “Oh laziness! Guys, what a boring generation. Everything is mimimi, everything is machismo, it’s homophobia, it’s boring.”
- “What a good idea this spring marriage in the fall.”
- “Are you taking a lot of turmeric tea? They say it’s good for cancer.”
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What is the story of “fatal beauty”?
The story accompanies Sofia (Camila Queiroz) while the young woman faces a challenging journey after seeing her mother was unfairly arrested due to her cousin Lola (Camila Pitanga). Without direction, she is welcomed by the loving Family Passion, by matriarch Elvira (Giovanna Antonelli), who deals with the tragedy of having her daughter Rebeca hospitalized after unsuccessful plastic surgery.
Thus, Sofia and the Passion family come together in pain and indignation against the culprits in a common desire for revenge. However, everything can change when the young woman meets a childhood love, and begins to question her choices, finding that justice has a higher price than she imagined.
This content was originally published in “Fatal Beauty”: From “Amades” to “Long Long As Gays”, remember Lola phrases on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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