“He [estava] very angry,” said Carla Albuquerque, a former Globo edit contributor
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247 Tarcísio Meira (19352021) was outraged that Globo decided to continue recording the soap opera De Corpo e Alma (1992) even after the death of Daniella Perez (19701992). Behind the scenes, the actor did not hide his outrage at the channel’s attitude towards Guilherme de Pádua’s crime against Glória Perez’s daughter. The report comes from the portal TV News.
“He [estava] very angry,” said Carla Albuquerque, a former Globo employee, during a live broadcast on YouTube’s Criminal Investigation channel.
“We haven’t decided anything at all. But it was terrifying to say the least. [ver a atitude da empresa]. The soap opera was called Corpo e Alma, but the soul left, it was a bunch of zombies,” said the journalist who worked on the production of the series.
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I’ll never forget, there was an event with Tarcísio Meira himself, hey [estava] very angry. He was very serious, he was a very interesting actor, yes, he never complained. One day he said, “I don’t understand how we’re still here recording this soap opera.” When it comes from an older actor, it’s something that lasts until you wake up. But we had no choice, we had to move on.
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In the plot, Meira brought to life Diogo Santos Varella, an honest judge dedicated to his professional life.
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The revolt continues
Almost 30 years after the crime, Carla still doesn’t understand why Globo decided to proceed with chronicling the storyline and even make Daniella’s death a show to increase audiences.
In another live on YouTube, the journalist sharply criticized the broadcaster.
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