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Órfãos da Terra (English: Orphans of a Nation)[1] is a Brazilian telenovela produced and broadcast by Rede Globo. It premiered on 2 April 2019, replacing Espelho da Vida,[2] and ended on 27 September 2019, being replaced by Éramos Seis. Written by Duca Rachid and Thelma Guedes, with the collaboration of Dora Castellar, Aimar Labaki, Carolina Ziskind and Cristina Biscay; with direction of Pedro Peregrino, Bruno Safadi, Alexandre Macedo and Lúcio Tavares, general direction of André Câmara and artistic direction of Gustavo Fernandez.[3][4][5]

Órfãos da Terra
Also known as	Orphans of a Nation
Genre	Telenovela
Created by	Duca Rachid Thelma Guedes
Written by	Aimar Labaki Carolina Ziskind Cristina Biscaia Dora Castellar
Directed by	André Câmara
Starring	Julia Dalavia Renato Góes Alice Wegmann Carmo Dalla Vecchia Rodrigo Simas Anajú Dorigon Kaysar Dadour Emanuelle Araújo Danton Mello Bia Arantes Guilherme Fontes Leona Cavalli Ana Cecília Costa Marco Ricca Carol Castro
Opening theme	"Diáspora" by Tribalistas
Country of origin	Brazil
Original languages	Portuguese Arabic
No. of episodes	154 (90 International version)
Production
Producers	Renata Rossi César Nogueira Maria Fernanda Mocellin Carlos Eduardo Estrella Paula Loffler
Production locations	São Paulo, Brazil Fardus, Syria Beirut, Lebanon
Cinematography	Guto Leccioli
Editors	Diogo Ribeiro Chris Moura Flavia Celestino Sergio Reinaldo
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	45 minutes
Production company	Estúdios Globo
Distributor	Globo Internacional
Release
Original network	Globo
Picture format	1080i HDTV
Original release	2 April (2019-04-02) – 27 September 2019 (2019-09-27)
Chronology
Preceded by	Espelho da Vida
Followed by	Éramos Seis

It stars Julia Dalavia, Renato Góes, Alice Wegmann, Carmo Dalla Vecchia, Rodrigo Simas, Anajú Dorigon, Emanuelle Araújo and Kaysar Dadour in the main roles.[6]

Plot

After being victims of a bombing in Syria, Missade (Ana Cecília Costa) and Elias (Marco Ricca) flee to Lebanon with their children, Khaled, a boy who was injured, and Laila (Julia Dalavia) - who agrees to marry a powerful sheikh, Aziz Abdallah (Herson Capri) in exchange for money to pay for his brother's treatment. However, when the boy dies, Laila escapes to Brazil with her parents. After realizing this, the sheikh sends after her Jammil (Renato Góes), a man of her trust and fiancee of her daughter, Dalilah Abdallah (Alice Wegmann), to receive his punishment. Inevitably they fall in love and become fugitives with Aziz, who also decides to go to the country to make sure his marriage is fulfilled. Mysteriously, Aziz is murdered, to which his daughter, Dalila, goes to Brazil with a plan to get revenge on Jammil and Laila.

Cast

• Julia Dalavia as Laila Faiek[7]
• Renato Góes as Jammil Zarif[8]
• Alice Wegmann as Dalila Abdallah[9] / Basma Bakri[10]
• Carmo Dalla Vecchia as Paul Abbás[9]
• Rodrigo Simas as Bruno Monte Castelli[11]
• Anajú Dorigon as Camila Nasser[12][13]
• Kaysar Dadour as Fauze[14]
• Emanuelle Araújo as Zuleika Nasser[13][15]
• Danton Mello as Antonio Carlos Almeida (Delegado Almeidinha)[16]
• Bia Arantes as Valéria Augusta[13]
• Guilherme Fontes as Norberto Monte Castelli[17][18]
• Leona Cavalli as Teresa Monte Castelli
• Ana Cecília Costa as Missade Faiek[19]
• Marco Ricca as Elias Faiek[20]
• Carol Castro as Dr. Helena Torquato[21][22]
• Eliane Giardini as Rânia Anssarah Nasser[13][23]
• Paulo Betti as Miguel Nasser[13][23]
• Bruno Cabrerizo as Hussein Zarif[24]
• Allan Souza Lima as Youssef Abdallah[24]
• Veronica Debom as Sara Roth Fischer / Maria[13][25]
• Marcelo Médici as Abner Blum[26]
• Mouhamed Harfouch as Ali Al Aud[27]
• Luana Martau as Latifa[28]
• André Coimbra as Padre Zoran
• Simone Gutierrez as Aline Nasser Batista[13][29]
• Guilhermina Libanio as Cibele Nasser[13][30]
• Filipe Bragança as Benjamin Nasser Batista[31]
• Glicério do Rosário as Caetano Batista[13][29]
• Nicette Bruno as Ester Blum[32][33]
• Osmar Prado as Bóris Fischer[13][34]
• Betty Gofman as Eva Roth Fischer[13][34]
• Flávio Migliaccio as Mamede Al Aud[35]
• Paula Burlamaqui as Dr. Letícia Monteiro[36]
• Eduardo Mossri as Dr. Faruq Murad[37]
• Vitor Thiré as Davi Roth Fischer
• Blaise Musipère as Jean-Baptiste[38]
• Eli Ferreira as Marie Patchou[37]
• Ana Guasque as Mágida Hadi[29]
• Lola Fanucchi as Muna Al Aud[39]
• Leandro Firmino as Detetive Tomás
• Luciano Salles as Dr. Rogério Pessoa
• Darília Oliveira as Aida Abdallah
• Yasmin Garcez as Fairouz Abdallah[13][40]
• Cristiane Amorim as Santinha[41][42]
• Gabi Costa as Nazira Murad[38]
• Rafael Sun as Arthur Nasser Batista (Arthurzinho)[43]
• Letícia Carnaval as Yasmin Hadi / Yasmin Nasser Batista [29]
• Sophia Roffe as Hadije[39]
• Max Lima as Martim

Guest cast

• Herson Capri as Sheik Aziz Abdallah[44]
• Letícia Sabatella as Soraia Anssarah Abdallah[45]
• Rodrigo Vidal as Khaled Faiek[46]
• Alexandre Moreno as Delegado Evandro[37]
• Raquel Fabbri as Estela[37]
• Rafael Sieg as Rodrigo Torquato[37]
• Beatrice Sayd as Samira[37]
• Álvaro Brandão as Ahmed[37]
• Thales Miranda as Arthurzinho (5 years old)[43]

Soundtrack

Órfãos da Terra (Trilha Sonora da Novela)
Soundtrack album by Various artists
Released	31 May 2019
Length	55:01
Label	Som Livre

Órfãos da Terra (Trilha Sonora da Novela) is the soundtrack of the telenovela, released on 31 May 2019 by Som Livre.[47]

Ratings

Season	Timeslot (BRT/AMT)	Episodes	First aired		Last aired		Avg. viewers (points)
			Date	Viewers (in points)	Date	Viewers (in points)
1	Mon–Sat 6:15 p.m.	154	2 April 2019 (2019-04-02)	22[48]	27 September 2019 (2019-09-27)	25[49]	21.8[50]

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Nominated	Result	Ref.
2019	Rose d'Or	Best Telenovela	Duca Rachid & Thelma Guedes	Won	[51]
	Troféu APCA	Best Telenovela		Nominated	[52][53]
		Best Actor	Flávio Migliaccio	Won	[52]
			Herson Capri	Nominated
	Melhores do Ano	Best Actor in Telenovela	Renato Góes	Nominated	[54]
		Best Actress in Telenovela	Alice Wegmann	Nominated
		Best Revelation Actor	Kaysar Dadour	Won
2020	Seoul International Drama Awards	Grand Prize	Duca Rachid & Thelma Guedes	Won	[55]
	International Emmy Award	Best Telenovela		Won	[56]

References

External links

• Official website (in Portuguese)
• Órfãos da Terra at IMDb

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