A knight, half soldier, half gaudério, dolphinfish hair in the sun, guitar on his back, enters the sleepy town of Santa Fe. Nobody could imagine that this man was also getting into their lives. Singing and drinking was winning the hearts of women and admiration of men. A storyteller of adventures, wars or lies? Based on the book by Erico Verissimo.
Anselmo Duarte
Director
Francisco Di Franco
Rodrigo Cambará
Elza De Castro
Bibiana Terra Cambará
Pepita Rodríguez
Helga
Newton Prado
Ricardo Amaral
Alvaro Alves Pereira
Padre Lara
Paixão Cortes
Pedro Terra
Ronaldo Teixeira
Juvenal Terra
Anita Esbano
Arminda Terra
Sonia Dutra
Paula
Paulo Brezolim
Bento Amaral
Carlos Castilho
Quirino
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