Vale Tudo takes a turn, and Solange has an affair with a co-worker

In the upcoming chapters of the remake of 'Vale Tudo', the character Solange Duprat, played by Alice Wegmann, will have her trajectory profoundly changed. As revealed, she will not only temporarily take over the management of the company Tomorrow, but will also have a romantic relationship with Renato Filipelli, played by João Vicente de Castro. This twist, by the way, did not exist in the original version of the soap opera, shown by Globo in 1988.

The change in the plot will be triggered by the departure of the company owner, who will choose to take temporary leave due to extreme fatigue. In light of this, Solange will be chosen to occupy the position of interim director, which will mark a new phase in her professional career within the plot. This new position, therefore, will serve as a backdrop for the deepening of her relationship with Renato.

The atmosphere between the two characters will begin to intensify in a subtle way, noticeable even by people close to them, such as Sardinha, played by Lucas Leto. The character will notice the changes in behavior between Solange and Renato, which indicates the birth of something beyond the professional relationship. The closeness will become even more evident when Solange offers to visit Renato at his home.

"I always thought there was a certain atmosphere there," João Vicente said in an interview with the newspaper Extra, corroborating the perception that there was an unresolved tension between the two characters since the first chapters. This statement certainly strengthens the expectation surrounding the developments of this new novel.

The most intimate scenes between the couple should be shown over the next week, as anticipated by the Telinha column. According to information released, the chemistry between Solange and Renato will be undeniably clear in these sequences. The choice to deepen this bond is part of the proposal by the author Manuela Dias to present new plots in the remake.

Thus, the soap opera gains a new rhythm, with events that promise not only to surprise viewers, but also to mark a creative departure from the original production. After all, the reconfiguration of the relationships between the characters reinforces the network's intention to renew the classic, keeping it relevant and engaging for today's audience.