Cast
- Elizabeth Savalla - Auxiliadora Fontes
- Cristiana Oliveira - Tatiana
- Humberto Martins - Bruno Franco
- Letícia Spiller - Babalu (Barbarela Lourdes)
- Marcello Novaes - Raí
- Betty Lago - Abigail Rossini
- Marcos Paulo - Gustavo Rossini
- Tato Gabus Mendes - Alcebíades Fontes
- Diogo Vilela - Fortunato
- Tatyane Goulart - Ângela
- Helena Ranaldi - Mércia / Susana
- Lizandra Souto - Elisa Maria
- Kadu Moliterno - Samuel Spadafora/Samuca Espada
- Marcelo Faria - Ralado (Gustavo Rossini Júnior)
- Leonardo Vieira - Vinícius Loducca
- Bianca Byington - Elizabeth Franco
- Luana Piovani - Duda (Maria Eduarda Ferreira da Rocha)
- Marcelo Serrado - Danilo
- Paulo César Grande - Thiago
- Paulo Guarnieri - Átila Fontes
- Françoise Forton - Clarisse
- Estelita Bell - Eugenia
- Rômulo Arantes - Pedrão
- Drica Moraes - Denise
- Bete Mendes - Dona Fátima
- Jorge Dória - Seu Santinho
- Renata Fronzi - Vânia
- Oswaldo Loureiro - Olegário
- Tássia Camargo - Maria Bataglia
- Márcia Real - Isadora Franco
- Daniel Dantas - Celso Franco
- Nina de Pádua - Fabíola
- Geórgia Gomide - Laura
- Mário Lago - Henrique Pessoa
- Suely Franco - Calpúrnia Fontes
- Neuza Borges - Teresa
- Inês Galvão - Marta Rocha
- Henri Pagnoncelli - delegado Soares
- Íris Bustamante - Silvia
- Bete Mendes - Fatima
- Hugo Gross - Leandro
- Jorge Pontual - Gui
- Fabiana Ramos - Paula
- Karla Muga - Daniela
- Eduardo Caldas - Dinho
- Luciana Coutinho - Norma Shirley
- Alexandre Salcedo - Alexandre
- Alberto Baruque - Tufik
- Ana Maria Folly - Elzinha
- Luíza Curvo - Renata
- Ingrid Fridmann - Ju
- Christine Fernandes - Ralado's girlfriend
- Fernanda Nobre - Lolô
- Nestor de Montemar - Carlos Magno
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