Ciranda de Pedra
Series Overview
Stone Circle takes place in São Paulo in 1958, and tells the story of a love triangle between Natércio (Daniel Dantas), Laura (Ana Paula Arósio) and Daniel (Marcello Antony). Laura is married to Natércio and has two daughters with him: Bruna (Anna Sophia Folch) and Otávia (Ariela Massotti). Emotionally unstable, sensitive, fragile and delicate, she has frequent crises and is treated by Dr. Daniel, because who ends up falling in love. This leads to jealousy in the husband, who, despite loving his wife very much, is controlling and ambitious. Laura has a daughter with doctor Daniel, Virginia (Tammy Di Calafiori), who is raised by her mother with the lawyer. The Silva Prado mansion, where Natércio and Laura live, is located in the upper-middle-class Jardim Europa neighborhood and is looked after by the housekeeper Frau Herta (Ana Beatriz Nogueira), who is secretly in love with her boss and tries to destroy everything she does well. to Laura.
Broadcast Schedule & Network Information
Airing status, episode counts, upcoming schedule, and network syndication.
1 Season • 131 Episodes
50 min per episode
2008 – 2008
Premiered: Mon, May 5, 2008
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 131: “Episode 131”
Seasons & Episodes Breakdown
Cast & Creators
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Ana Paula Arósio
Laura Toledo Silva Prado
Marcello Antony
Dr. Daniel Freitas
Daniel Dantas
Natércio Toledo Silva Prado
Ana Beatriz Nogueira
Frau Herta Adler
Tammy Di Calafiori
Virgínia Toledo Silva Prado
Ariela Massotti
Otávia Toledo Silva Prado
Ana Sophia Folch
Bruna Toledo Silva Prado
Bruno Gagliasso
Eduardo Ribeiro
Caio Blat
Afonso Müller
Max Fercondini
Conrado Garcia Cassini
Osmar Prado
Cícero Cassini
Paolla Oliveira
Letícia Garcia Cassini
Leandra Leal
Elza Lemos Carmelo (Elzinha)
Guilherme Weber
Arthur X
Cleo
Margarida Lemos Carmelo
Mônica Torres
Julieta Garcia Cassini
Lucy Ramos
Drª. Luciana
Walderez de Barros
Srª. Ramira Carmelo
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Denise Saraceni, Maria de Médicis, Natália Grimberg, André Câmara, Allan Fiterman, Carlos Araújo
Lygia Fagundes Telles, Alcides Nogueira, Mário Teixeira, Lucio Manfredi, Cristiane Dantas
Department Leadership Roster
Alcides Nogueira
Writer
Mário Teixeira
Writer
Lucio Manfredi
Writer
Cristiane Dantas
Writer
Denise Saraceni
Director
Maria de Médicis
Director
Natália Grimberg
Director
André Câmara
Director
Allan Fiterman
Director
Carlos Araújo
Director
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ciranda de Pedra
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What is Ciranda de Pedra about?
Stone Circle takes place in São Paulo in 1958, and tells the story of a love triangle between Natércio (Daniel Dantas), Laura (Ana Paula Arósio) and Daniel (Marcello Antony). Laura is married to Natércio and has two daughters with him: Bruna (Anna Sophia Folch) and Otávia (Ariela Massotti). Emotionally unstable, sensitive, fragile and delicate, she has frequent crises and is treated by Dr. Daniel, because who ends up falling in love. This leads to jealousy in the husband, who, despite loving his wife very much, is controlling and ambitious. Laura has a daughter with doctor Daniel, Virginia (Tammy Di Calafiori), who is raised by her mother with the lawyer. The Silva Prado mansion, where Natércio and Laura live, is located in the upper-middle-class Jardim Europa neighborhood and is looked after by the housekeeper Frau Herta (Ana Beatriz Nogueira), who is secretly in love with her boss and tries to destroy everything she does well. to Laura.
How many seasons does Ciranda de Pedra have?
Ciranda de Pedra comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Ciranda de Pedra?
Key cast members in Ciranda de Pedra include Ana Paula Arósio, Marcello Antony, Daniel Dantas, Ana Beatriz Nogueira, Tammy Di Calafiori.
Who created or directed Ciranda de Pedra?
Ciranda de Pedra was developed and directed by Denise Saraceni, Maria de Médicis, Natália Grimberg, André Câmara, Allan Fiterman, Carlos Araújo.