Great love stories at rilled Brazil to enchant Croatia and Chile

Parts of Me' is on air in Chile and the worldwide success The Life We Lead' will debut in Europe soon

With a sensitive and engaging style, the author L cia Manzo continues to win the market and the hearts of viewers with thrilling love stories. Her TV dramas are humane and set in Brazil, and reach different audiences.

The telenovela Parts of Me', one of the author's great successes, have just been launched in Canal 13, of Chile. With a subtle approach and a strong appeal to captivate its viewers, the telenovela is one of the flagships of this years catalog for the Natpe Budapest 2016. Parts of Me' tells the story of Miguel (Domingos Montagner from Precious Pearl'), a lonely, elusive man who, after escaping a past tragedy, travels back home to find out he is the father of seven children. Miguel begins to seek his children's affection and respect, and attempts to win back his true love. Canal 13 has been Globo's partner for several years and is currently airing three major classics of the Brazilian network: India - A Love story', Terra Nostra' and The King of the Cattle'.

Another big hit of L cia Manzo, and also a big sales hit, is the telenovela The Life We Lead', which has already reached 98 countries and has recently been licensed to channel HRT, in Croatia. With colloquial dialogues that are at the same time full of feeling, the plot tells the story of the sisters Ana (Fernanda Vasconcellos, Pages of Life) and Manuela (Marjorie Estiano, Empire'), who, after a tragic accident, must find ways that take them back to happiness. With its premiere scheduled for June in Croatia, the telenovela has flawless photography and beautiful settings in Brazil and Argentina. In Brazil, Ana's and Manuela's drama reached almost 20 million viewers (source: Ibope).

Watch here the trailer for Parts of Me'

Watch here the trailer for The Life We Lead'.

Globo will be in suite 201 during the Natpe Budapest 2016.

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