Drama / Comedy
In this coming- of-age series, five friends are reunited after six years without seeing each other. They are entering adulthood and dealing with conflicts of different natures, but common to a generation that is skeptical about the future, relationships and people. Amid…


Keyla, Ellen, Lica, Tina, and Benê reunite after six years apart, during the wake for Tina's mother. There is a sense of awkwardness between them.

Lica starts working at MB's restaurant and meets the journalist Alice. Benê and Nem help Keyla with Tonico. The five friends laugh at the chaos of their lives.

Ellen is flustered by Lito. Lica decides to take a break from her love life. Tina takes her sister to the doctor. Keyla goes on a date.

Keyla auditions for a musical. Benê starts giving piano lessons to Nem. Lica lands a freelance gig. Tina moves into Lica's house.

A party begins at Lica's apartment. She doesn't even ask to see Benê's room. Omar, Ellen's American fiancé, arrives in Brazil as a surprise.

The girls exchange messages about their problems and ask for advice. When Tina has an accident, the friends reflect on the paths they have chosen for their lives.

Ellen introduces Omar to her family. Anderson is bothered by Tina's strange online posts. Lica starts talking to Samantha again. Keyla makes a revelation to Samuel.

The five friends take Ellen to the airport, and something unexpected happens.

Keyla counsels a teenager who has discovered she is pregnant. Benê has a significant experience. Tina suffers when a video of her is leaked online.

Lica wants to get closer to Samantha. Ellen presents her thesis. Tina tries to resolve her issues. Keyla takes a class at a music school. Benê and Nem make a decision.

Keyla Maria Romano

Ellen Rodrigues

Benê / Benedita Teixeira Ramos

Lica / Heloísa Gutierrez

Tina / Cristina Yamada

Nem
Tonico

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Miguel
Lito

Maura

Glauber

Eduardo (Edu)