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'Lá na Minha Terra': TV Liberal promotes free event with shows and giveaways for the premiere of a new 6 o'clock soap opera in Belém
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'Lá na Minha Terra': TV Liberal promotes free event with shows and giveaways for the premiere of a new 6 o'clock soap opera in Belém

Special programming takes place this Monday (9), at Shopping Pátio Belém, with shows and broadcast of the first chapter.

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  • TV Liberal organizes a free event at Shopping Pátio Belém, in Belém, this Monday (9), to celebrate the premiere of the soap opera 'Lá na Minha Terra'.
  • The program includes shows by local bands, distribution of gifts and screening of the first episode.

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The soap opera 'Lá na Minha Terra' is the new production of Globo's six, written by Mario Teixeira, which addresses a woman's search for her missing husband.

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TV Liberal is holding a free event this Monday (9). The meeting celebrates the premiere of the soap opera "Lá na Minha Terra".

The free program starts at 4pm with regional shows and giveaways. The public will be able to watch the first episode on a big screen.

The soap opera, written by Mario Teixeira, presents a story that connects the northeastern hinterland and the metropolis of São Paulo.

The protagonist Rosenda, played by Dira Paes, decides to travel to the capital of São Paulo after discovering that her missing husband is alive.

Soap opera fans in Belém have an appointment this Monday (9) to collectively watch the premiere of "Lá na Minha Terra", Globo's new soap opera.

To celebrate the launch, TV Liberal is holding a free event at the Food Court of Shopping Pátio Belém, starting at 4pm, including live shows, distribution of gifts and the broadcast of the first episode on a big screen.

The event was planned to take the TV experience beyond the screen, integrating the public of Pará into a great celebration.

"We want the public to experience the premiere in a special way, beyond television. These events are opportunities to strengthen our connection with viewers, providing entertainment experiences and bringing TV Liberal even closer to people", highlights Vinicius Volpi, programming director.

Musical programming and awards

The event's musical program values regional rhythm and promises to get the public dancing.

The bands Forró do Bacana and Vem pro Rolê will be responsible for the afternoon's soundtrack, presenting hits that are part of Pará's cultural identity.

In addition to the shows, those who attend the mall will be able to participate in interactive dynamics with the distribution of exclusive gifts, an action carried out in partnership with Horizon Entretenimento.

Raíssa Rodrigues, Marketing Assistant at TV Liberal, reinforces the importance of local partnerships for building the event.

"Our goal is to transform the premiere of the soap opera into a special experience for the public, bringing together music, fun and the emotion of following the first chapter in a collective moment", he points out.

Discover the plot of 'Lá na Minha Terra'

Written by Mario Teixeira and with artistic direction by Allan Fiterman, "Lá na Minha Terra" tells an exciting story that connects the northeastern hinterland to the metropolis of São Paulo.

The protagonist Rosenda, played by Pará actress Dira Paes, is a strong woman who raised her five children alone after the mysterious disappearance of her husband, Severino (Daniel de Oliveira), 15 years ago.

Upon discovering that he is alive and has rebuilt his life in the capital of São Paulo, Rosenda decides to cross the country in search of answers, beginning a journey full of family conflicts, secrets, love and overcoming.

Service: Premiere of the soap opera "Lá na Minha Terra" with TV Liberal

Date: Monday, November 9th

Time: From 4pm

Location: Food Court at Shopping Pátio Belém (Travessa Padre Eutíquio, 1078 - Batista Campos)

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